make off with something

"You think that one of us made off with your brother."

The police said they made off with $250,000 in merchandise.

One percent also said the dog made off with it.

Within the first twenty-four hours, the army had come and made off with the evidence.

That was to keep you from killing me and making off with it.

For that matter, someone could make off with the whole car.

They said he made off with more than $10,000 in cash.

How do we stop thieves from making off with our public art works?

I can't pretend to know much about it, but haven't you made off with rather a lot of money?

"They have every opportunity to make off with their finds."