rob造句

To rob a person the wrong way

Not only do they rob you, they smash everything too.

I believed that they would not rob again.

Don't rob the learner of the opportunity to think!

Bank robbers rob Banks because that's where the money is.

The robber in arms wanted to rob the bank.

They should have spent time in school instead of trying to rob a bank, " Perez said.

In 2008 Daniel Glen planned to rob a convenience store in Windsor, Ontario, USA.

The 'Capital' is pander to the historic wrong trend of thought: 'rob the rich to give to the poor'.

A man in Florida attempted to rob a gas station while wearing a mop on his head.

Ah, I know, it is your desire to rob me of all my gains. I will not disappoint you!

This is no place for the weak: some of the village youngsters bring in guns to rob elders they have known all their lives.

Electronic records should also be instantly replicable-all of which may rob literary archives of the magic and exclusivity that currently gives them their financial value.

Cops say the first teller he tried to rob fainted and the next two insisted they had no cash in their drawers.

"Fool," said the Witch with a savage smile that was almost a snarl, "do you really think your master can rob me of my rights by mere force?"

A sophisticated burglar might use these data to figure out when you're away on vacation, the better to rob your house.

So it would probably be no less corrupt and be won anyway by Mr Karzai, further embittered by what he thinks is a Western plot to rob him of victory.

My whole being will exclaim, 'who is like you, o Lord? You rescue the poor from those too strong for them, the poor and needy from those who rob them.'