steal away

If death could steal away a daughter, why not a son as well?

They had been stolen away and brought here, by him.

But its life could be stolen away all the same.

Some of them she'd stolen away to keep in her room.

But he always seemed to know when we had stolen away.

He felt as if parts of himself were being stolen away.

This is one war you cannot steal away from me.

Their son was smart enough to know they had not been stolen away.

Somehow he always found a few minutes in each day to steal away and phone her.

I shall find a time when we can steal away.

I stole away to take a look at the people approaching.

The young couple stole away during the night while the girl's parents were sleeping.

So, listening to make sure that all was still, he stole away to his parents, and told them the whole story.

Instead of stealing away like a thief in the night!

A significant event had recently stolen away his right leg.

That night, when the moon had set, they stole away.

Movies and television had long since stolen away that role.

My own flesh and blood stolen away under cover of night!

That notion stole away the image, but only for a moment.

Another, a small body on its own path, appeared to have been stolen away.

The door shut behind them and the little Japanese stole away.

Now we find that even the scraps are being stolen away from us.

It is as if my whole life has been stolen away."

Else stole away, found a place where snow had collected.

From out my father's garden close Three knights me stole away.