stole the show

If Wendi stole the show, it was a performance for which she could have been rehearsing all her life.

Despite fine acting by several wellknown stars it was a young newcomer who stole the show.

At the party's nominating convention in New York, however, he stole the show with his "dream shall never die" speech.

But on Easter, she stole the show, with colorful outfits and huge hats that could have been spotted from Spumik.

It was the man who played the supporting role stole the show.

But in what was becoming a habit, LeBron stole the show.

In the school's annual musical, Damien stole the show with his theatrical poise and warm response to the loud applause from the audience.

American Motors ' new compact car stole the show at the exhibition .

2000: She stole the show at the Grammys in a down-to-there Versace dress.

His staff members did all the work, but the boss stole the show.

She stole the show by singing and dancing in the party last night.

But Downey stole the show with his rambling tribute to John.

The famous actor stole the show at the charity banquet.

That young dancer really stole the show tonight.

You did a great job in the play. You stole the show!

You're right. He really stole the show yesterday.

The world's top 400-meter hurdler stole the show at the track and field meet.

Yeah. He badmouthed me and stole the show.

Dahl, who is serving a five-year sentence for complicity in smuggling amphetamines, stole the show.

Shutter Island (DiCaprio stole the show, again! )

Dem birthday cakes, they stole the show DEM