Sentence examples for that robbed from inspiring English sources

They were the ones that robbed us of a mother".

Steinmark later developed bone cancer that robbed him of his left leg.

It was the crime that robbed William of two years of his childhood, she said.

Hicks suffered a stroke that robbed him of a voice that Wilson said "shook the house".

Among Mason's best stops was a sprawling glove save that robbed Mats Zuccarello early in the third period.

The tragedy that robbed "Africa's Che" from his family may also have preserved his place among the stars.

Every American who's not a Republican can't stand them, a complication that robbed the platform writers of several traditional techniques.

The late-season slump that robbed the Devils of the home-ice advantage could now become pivotal.

If Paterno didn't feel that that robbed him of his dignity — a word that shouldn't be confused with public reputation — then what could?

He and his detectives — whom he required to be free of "addiction to drink, smoking, card playing, low dives or … slang" — specialized in capturing gangs that robbed railroads.

In less than five months, his candidacy went from first to almost last, brought down by several bad debate performances that robbed his campaign of much-needed momentum.