How to use "stolen" in a sentence

'Heaven save us, it's been stolen!' she cried

That he was Jean Valjean, a criminal who had spent nineteen years in prison and who had stolen silver candlesticks from a trusting and kind-hearted bishop

He pulls the collar of his stolen coat up to cover his face, and he checks that no one can see the grey prison uniform that he is still wearing beneath it.

And yes, it is stolen, but I promise, Father, no one needs it now

Unable to prove his identity, he was required to pay for both nights in advance, which he did, taking the money from a wad of cash he'd stuck in his pocket rather than from the wallet that supposedly had been stolen.

I'm a mother lion, and they've stolen my cub

Does he think I have stolen Church money? But now I must get on with preparing my sermon

Perhaps somebody had stolen it