Sentence examples for all robbed from inspiring English sources

America was the place, he said, "where honest men were all robbed and bludgeoned by scoundrels".

Without fail, we are all robbed of that illusion sooner or later.

But when becoming a lawyer creates so much mental distress and, in the most tragic cases, suicide, we are all robbed of significant talent and ideas.

Thousands of people all robbing the buffet, and then you read Music Week afterwards and they're all complaining about the food.

At present, all robbing work has been finished.

He continued: "Don't say you'd like to help people, but your hands are tied, because if you did it would cause a culture of dependency, or go against the Bible, or worst of all, rob them of their freedom to be sick and hungry".

"We've all been robbed, somewhat, of our sense of security," he said.

Chances are, we've all felt robbed at one time or another while watching a Broadway show, but when the musical "BONNIE & CLYDE" opens on Thursday the criminal acts being committed ought to offer entertainment rather than elicit buyer's remorse.

I've paid back about sixty per cent of the people I robbed — all the ones who weren't insured".

"He just seems to be getting robbed all the time of millions of pounds of jewels," he added.

Having that access to a gun, he said, makes him feel safer because "we jocks get robbed all the time".