Sentence examples for long rob from inspiring English sources
Before long, Rob senses it isn't just infidelity or a moment's passion that is wrecking this family.
The sensuality of Chris and the pacifism of Long Rob in the face of war are rooted in the soil as much as the day-to-day habits of those who have to work in the fields.
Kinraddie itself is a collection of farms – Blawearie, Peesie's Knapp, Cuddiestoun and the rest – populated by characters that any country boy from those parts can recognise in an instant: Long Rob of the Mill, Pooty the shoemaker, Chae Strachan, Mr Gibbon the old minister, Mistress Munro.
Before long Rob's getting used to being with mum and dad again, and through them he's quickly drawn into the world of the park, not to mention the extraordinary characters within it.
Bureaucrats high and low go on requiring bribes and siphoning government funds in ways that have long robbed the country of infrastructure and debilitated the economy.
And their infighting, both with words and weapons, has long robbed them of unqualified support from the United States, let alone the international community.
The decision must come from the survivor – and because he or she has been in the abusive relationship for so long, robbed of his or her choices, it may be the first powerful choice they have made in years.
Sheik Moaz called the Arab League's decision "part of the restoration of legitimacy that the people of Syria have long been robbed of".
My greatest offenses in this area are the hardcover books, long ago robbed of their dustjackets, which feature my thumbprint stamped in the oily flavor of whatever snack I'd been enjoying at the time.
The sheer idiocy of the Rugby Football League policy-makers, and the clubs who have allowed this play-off structure to linger for so long, has robbed the Super League competition of so much credibility.
Access to the electronica tent was a bottleneck that left many would-be dancers waiting in long lines, robbing them of the chance to hear the disc jockeys they came for.
