Sentence examples for began to rob from inspiring English sources

Multiple sclerosis began to rob her of her sight nearly 15 years ago.

With winter fast approaching, Kandaharis began to rob the locals of their precious stocks of firewood.

As the water slowly creeps past his shoulders and toward his face, an anonymous French-speaking intruder enters the house and begins to rob it.

By calling the hostages prisoners, a new Pueblo crew, by turning the glare of publicity away from Iran, Mr Carter would begin to rob the Iranians of their hold over America.

And once they're in the system, they have more sophisticated ways to begin to rob the various data stores.

ALS was beginning to rob each and every joy from her everyday life.

But an equally troubling impact of climate change is that it is beginning to rob the oceans of oxygen.

He began plotting to rob Dr. Shinbach, the psychiatrist who had first had him institutionalized against his will 17 years earlier.

One day, while we were sitting in the prison visiting room, Tucker leaned forward in his chair and began to teach me how to rob a bank.

I was beginning to feel robbed of my summer.

Does fixing the very real problems faced by Detroiters, I began to wonder, mean inevitably robbing Detroit of some part of its essential Detroitness?