Sentence examples for being robbed of a from inspiring English sources

Helen Hayes deplored "the spectacle of free Americans being robbed of a livelihood without a trial".

"I'm being robbed of a hundred and fifty thousand dollars of my win money," Cerrone said.

"I realized then I was being robbed of a good education," she said.

"I hit a rope that time!" he said, yet seemed slightly disappointed at being robbed of a hit.

I feel like my child is being robbed of a childhood.

Will it choose to ignore commitments to current and future generations, including Harvard's own students, who are currently being robbed of a livable future?

Despite being robbed of an extremely satisfying proposal scene, Delena shippers can't be too disappointed with the finale.

Instead, she underlines, "The film is about empowerment and about women being robbed of an amazing transformative experience that they deserve to control".

Basically, children are being robbed of an education".

"I was robbed of a good seven minutes!" he laughed.

She had been "robbed" of a potential Grammy Award, she said.