Sentence examples for will be robbed of from inspiring English sources

We will be robbed of voting rights.

If that happens, the legal process involving the 51 plants will come to a halt and the nation will be robbed of a useful weapon against dirty air.

There is a decent chance that the Dallas Cowboys will be robbed of an N.F.L. playoff spot that is rightfully theirs.

Thus starved, we are warned that corporate Goliaths like Microsoft will be compelled to resort to workers from abroad, stirring the fear that Americans will be robbed of their livelihoods.

But you can't say "cunt" or "nigger" on the comedy stage so, if Jacobson's perspective is right, comedy will be deprived of material and we will be robbed of opportunities to laugh.

Without one, Catholics can never have confidence in any new policing institutions, and Prime Minister Blair will be robbed of having the full trust of the Catholic community in Northern Ireland.

"We'll be robbed of new voices and neophytes".

Then the couple totally fucked themselves over, and told the cop they'd been robbed of the drug money.

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

"By the time I finish this speech, 2 Americans will be slain, 6 women will be raped, 27 of us will be robbed, and 50 more will be beaten," he said at a N.R.A. members meeting on Saturday morning.

All of that delight will be robbed from me when the series leaves CBS after its final episode on Sunday 8 May at 9pm EST.