Sentence examples for expect to rob from inspiring English sources

"Green Pontiac bonneville" is the standard-issue car of the exact type of greasebag you'd expect to rob beer in a Tim Horton's parking lot.

Some New Yorkers, even when confronted with statistical evidence showing the increase in grand larcenies, said they did not expect to be robbed.

She said one officer indicated she should expect to be robbed, given the location of her apartment.

Economists did not expect that to rob Germany of its momentum, forecasting G.D.P. growth close to 2 percent this year.

I'd expected to be robbed in Chicago.

But they said they did not expect the attack to rob the president of his credibility on national security, contending that voters were far more likely to remember the raid on Osama bin Laden.

Rob Manfred, management's chief labor lawyer, said the negotiators "had discussions you would expect to have at this point in the process, and it was positive".

Rob expected to begin a process akin to psychoanalysis, but within just a few sessions the two were focused on the life Rob imagined for himself.

But the expected low level of participation threatens to rob the new commissioners of legitimacy.

The left might be expected to automatically benefit, but it has been robbed of confidence in a coherent alternative.

Lee Smith will return on the wing in place of Gardner while Bradford's utility back Paul Sykes, his Bulls team-mate Jamie Langley and the Harlequins captain Rob Purdham are also expected to be involved.