Sentence examples for I could rob from inspiring English sources

I invested the little scraps of energy I had left in figuring out how far of a walk it was to downtown, where I could rob a drug dealer for his stash.

If youth unemployment cannot be lowered, it could rob the United States of the benefits of having a relatively young labor force, Fishman argues.

Critics of the ban say it could rob the city and state of billions in natural gas revenue and lead to lengthy — and costly — legal battles.

Should the military disobey orders to stop volunteers, they believe, it could rob Maduro of his key source of power: the threat of brute force to keep the nation in line.

"So I let him in and said, 'You can stay on the couch.' Then I lay back down and thought, 'This guy could rob me and kill me in my sleep.' I tried to track down Melanie and Rocky but couldn't find them.

I realized that day what a hope deficit could rob me of, what it already had taken from you.

This one could rob me of a skill that I have worked hard to cultivate: how to live away from places and people I love.

But it does mean that there always needs to be balance, and I want my children to value time more than the things that could rob me of that valuable time with them.

One Supreme Court decision could rob us of this choice.

Mr. Jordan's opposition could rob Mr. Boehner of support for his legislation from those members.

"And changes on the ground could rob all of us of the possibilities of peace".