steal somebody's thunder
steal thunder
idiom
Too, the H2 may be stealing some of its older brother's thunder.
"It's the same as when television stole its thunder away."
"Not to steal their thunder, but we did the same thing three years ago," he said.
You can tell your family of course, but don't steal the President's thunder, okay?
But I can't help feeling that he threatens to steal our thunder.
"The papers have been stealing your thunder then, and giving it to the Computer?"
Why should I attempt to steal their thunder (and sales)?
"Or I'll steal your thunder and do it for you."
"I don't want to steal your thunder, but me first."
They tell about other people, and forces, stealing Nguyen's thunder.
Idiomy