Sentence examples for liked to rob from inspiring English sources

They smiled and nodded politely with eyes wide, as if I'd just told them I liked to rob banks.

The thing is, most greasers liked to rob stores, go to drive-ins, and smoke out in the town park.

"I'm more of a person who likes to rob from the rich and give to the poor.

Liszt was the dedicatee of Chopin's Op. 10 Études, and his performance of them prompted the composer to write to Hiller, "I should like to rob him of the way he plays my studies".

While we're on the topic of life goals that I will never fulfill, I would like to state that I would like to rob a bank, take acid and go to the Super Bowl, and drive one of those cars––you know, the fast ones that go really, really fast.

Before you go to the spot you would like to rob, take attendance by having everyone helping you out enter your clan chat.

If they're struggling for ideas, here are some scenarios they may like to consider: Rob insists on making a pilgrimage to the childhood homes of all the great Welsh stars from Port Talbot: Richard Burton, Anthony Hopkins, Michael Sheen and, of course, himself.

But I would like to include Rob in some capacity staff-wise either this year or in future years.

A jury in Pensacola recommended that a former karate instructor be put to death for leading a group of men dressed like ninjas to rob and kill a wealthy Florida couple in July 2009 while their nine special-needs children slept or cowered nearby.

This is like trying to rob a rich man while boasting of your own business prowess – you do one or the other but to do both negates the value of both.

Voltaire, with whom Rousseau shared a long and violent animosity, caricatured him as a "tramp who would like to see the rich robbed by the poor, the better to establish the fraternal unity of man".