Sentence examples for robbery from from inspiring English sources

This elicited cries of robbery, from Marquez in particular.

While in prison he learned the craft of bank robbery from tough professionals.

Anything else would be a distortion – or officially sanctioned robbery from the public purse.

Parp! Parp! News of a robbery from the Institute of Contemporary Art in London is rocking the art world.

ITV looks at the Great Train Robbery from the point of view of Ronnie Biggs' then wife, Charmian.

There also are many relatively short-term groups drawn together for specific projects, such as fraud and armed robbery, from a pool of long-term professional criminals.

The combined forces fought outlaws and Indians who often conducted raids and robberies from sanctuaries in Mexico.

There had been an "unheard of" number of robberies from museums this year, he said, involving more than one gang.

The police released photographs of the suspects yesterday, saying that they were responsible for five robberies from March 15 to Aug. 29.

A forensic anthropologist is testing the bones to determine whether they were taken in the recent robberies from graves and crypts in the area, Mr. Maglione said.

The Christ Church theft follows similar high-profile robberies from churches, monasteries and convents in recent months, including what are said to be splinters from the cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified and a reliquary that normally contains a jawbone believed to be that of St. Brigid, the female patron saint of Ireland.