Sentence examples for rob a place from inspiring English sources

You rob a place, shoot at police officers, and you only get 30 months.

When asked if he thought he was robbed of a place in the semi-finals, he replied: "Yeah, I do.

Bernard Foley kicked the penalty to complete a dramatic 35-34 victory for Australia and rob Scotland of a place in the last four.

Body-shaming, cyberbullying and sexting can happen to them on their mobiles wherever they might be, robbing them of a place of safety.

Body-shaming, cyber-bullying and sexting can happen to them on their mobiles wherever they might be, robbing them of a place of safety".

The injury robbed him of a place in the 1968 European Cup-winning team and what should have been the crowning glory for the man nicknamed the King of Old Trafford.

The sport's global governing body has admitted that Joubert blundered by awarding the Wallabies the last-gasp penalty that Bernard Foley kicked to seize a 35-34 victory at Twickenham on Sunday, robbing Scotland of a place in the World Cup semi-finals.

Instead, he was concerned about someone kidnapping or robbing his visitors in a place so poor and destitute.

Nancy Hatch Dupree, in her classic 1970 guide to Afghanistan, wrote that a full description of such a place would "rob the uninitiated of the wonder and amazement it produces on all who gaze upon it".

"An open carry will cause a criminal to do a risk assessment upon entering a place to rob".

Information overload can also tempt us to tune out or simply slide across the surface of life -- like a water strider on a pond, robbed of the pleasure of a place to land.