Sentence examples for be able to rob from inspiring English sources

Analysts are hysterical and investors heed them simply because these sites will no longer be able to rob their advertisers blind.

"Landlords and power-brokers are able to rob what they want from the government, take land that is not theirs, and run militias purporting to be private security companies," he added.

Part of the fascination surrounding Payne is the fact that she's been able to rob jewelry stores so often.

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Above all, the so-called '99%' were committed to creating change whereby they might one day be able to invest in the dream they today felt robbed of".

Knowing that I wouldn't be able to remain silent indefinitely, I finally confronted Rob about all I'd discovered.

Mr Perkins said the family felt they had been robbed of the human right to be able to lay their daughter to rest.

"Rob just isn't going to be able to get past the cheating – one time or not".

But now, robbed of his best issue, he may not be able to hold the support he drew previously.

"Probably Rob thinks that's failing, because I won't be able to relate to ordinary people.

Rob takes them off on two-wheel adventures and they always come back saying I wouldn't be able to keep up.