Sentence examples for robbing money from inspiring English sources

I had already exhausted robbing money from my family.

Without robbing money from middle-class schools, this will take more financing than Congress, the State of Washington or Seattle taxpayers have in mind.

Yesterday, he was charged with robbing money, a jacket and a disc player from a teenager on April 19 on the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive promenade near 78th Street.

RS: I'm going to answer this question for you now as your old teacher that you never listened to, the issue is not ensuring an equal outcome, the issue is stopping the mafia from robbing money from the rest of us.

Asked what they had intended to rob, he said, "We believe they were trying to rob money".

Unfortunately inflation has robbed money of over 15% of its value in the past year, and no let-up is in sight for the new notes.

Jailing them at the High Court in Edinburgh, judge Lord Glennie said: "You have both pleaded guilty to a bizarre attempt to rob money from a cash machine.

Waffling on a national pipeline would keep good people out of work, rob money from social programs, and deplete the funds her government needed to subsidize the long-term transition away from fossil fuels.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the first militant was executed for "banditry and robbing Muslims' money".

It uses helpful pie-charts and bar diagrams to show its net capital and diversification of portfolio (oil, stolen antiquities, robbing banks, money laundering in Mosul and other sources), a slick annual report and steep growth rate from 1,000 armed militants three years ago to 80,000 now.

"Sometimes you sort of feel victimised by the insurance… you feel like they're saying you're a bludger, you don't want to go back to work… you're scamming… I want to go back to work, I want my normal" (Group 1) "They sent several doctors to question me just like I'm a criminal robbing their money.