Sentence examples for robbed from from inspiring English sources

It has been robbed from them.

This means a great deal of money will be robbed from our pockets".

How many good hours of life were robbed from the children at Sandy Hook Elementary?

You may feel, rightly, that an identity has been robbed from you.

The campaign claims $160bn is robbed from developing countries annually through tax loopholes.

Wouldn't they have wanted us to find the peace that was robbed from them?

10 44: One liner robbed from Twitter: "Tonight we've heard: Obama is the change we're looking for.

"Our right to peaceful assembly, that right was robbed from moviegoers in Aurora and Lafayette," Obama went on.

"Something was robbed from me; something was robbed from my kids," he said, looking at the low, muddy river that he says is a good two feet lower than it was during the droughts of his childhood 20 years ago.

We have to put ourselves back on the map and regain the identity that was robbed from us".

At the root is a madly greedy world economy, desperate for more minerals robbed from the indigenous Congolese.