| Ode to Joy, which we are going to purloin, may be a very nice tune, but so is Jingle Bells, and like Jingle Bells it heralds a fantasy, the fantasy that the EU is good for you. |
| The great object is to purloin it by force or by fraud from those who have created it. |
| Why should a fledgling charismatic church leader be able to purloin another church's title? |
| Sometimes it's impossible to not purloin an excerpt from another person's blog. |
| The EU, meanwhile, is leaning on governments everywhere to stamp on foodmakers who purloin European names. Americans are unimpressed. |
| The discipline was rigorous, and all that he could purloin was a few candle-ends. |
