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Sentences starting with robbed

Robbed the bank in Tahlequah. [5]

Sentences ending with robbed

If possible, he was to bring them alive before the imperial judgment seat, and recover for the Eysvogels the merchandise of which they had been robbed. [10]
The theaters set up in the Kremlin and in Posnyakov's house were closed again at once because the actors and actresses were robbed. [2]
There was an uncomfortable pause--then he forced out, with difficulty, the words: "I've--been robbed! [5]
Every now and then they fall into the hands of marauding bands and get robbed. [5]
Who has he robbed? [11]
Make for the big tree on the Seigneury road--you know: where you were robbed. [11]

Short sentences using robbed

Who has robbed me? [11]

Sentences containing robbed two or more times

If he hadn't robbed others on the high seas, they would probably have robbed him--and sometimes they did. [11]

More example sentences with the word robbed in them

The king robbed you of your bride, me of my daughter. [10]
Time had not yet robbed the former of a single charm, while from the Queen he had wrested many; their number was known only to herself and her confidantes, but at this hour she did not miss them. [10]
A man invests years of work and a vast sum of money in a worthy enterprise, upon the faith of existing laws; then the law is changed, and the man is robbed by his own government. [5]
Them varmints is wuss'n redskins,--they've robbed me already of half my claims. [9]
This was coincident with his failure at the ash-factory, where he mismanaged and even robbed Jean Jacques right and left; and she had firmly insisted on Jean Jacques evicting him, on the ground that it was not Sebastian Dolores' bent to manage a business. [11]
Rumours of war with France had set his blood dancing a little, but for him most things were robbed of half their pleasure because they did not come at once. [11]
The woman, Kate Wimper, who had helped to send two people to their graves, would now drink the dregs of shame, if she was capable of shame--would be robbed of her happiness, if so be she loved Rube Haman. [11]
No one's: for who should say what ship it was, or what people were robbed by Brigond and those others? [11]
A poor rope-dancer, who had been robbed by a thief in the crowd, of the little tin box containing he pennies he had collected, was running about, ringing his hands and looking for the watchman. [10]
I fancy the wedding, which robbed us all, was hardest for her, for it was in one sense a finality of her life. [4]
A voice within warned him against making common cause with those who had robbed the family of which he had become a member, yet he again used the remembrance of his innocent darlings to palliate his purpose. [10]
If Caesar's spirit wakes within him, he will wrest from the dissembler Octavianus the heritage of which the nephew robbed the son. [10]
I might have turned Kurd and robbed caravans, or become a Turk and kept concubines, and she'd never have seen that it was so. [11]
Then it came to light that 'beautiful Susel' had bewitched the luckless young count and robbed him of reason by her wicked arts. [10]
I am grateful to him still, for it is due to this kindness that I can think without resentment of those whose severity robbed me of six months of my life. [10]
No one is to be robbed here. [10]
He felt as though Orion's envoy had robbed him of the best joy in life. [10]
Better people would thereby be robbed of the right to accuse him of faithlessness to himself. [10]
To the right, the swelling mountains of the Sierra Nevada, robbed of their ruggedness and softened into a fairy land, with their snowy summits gleaming like silver clouds against the deep blue sky. [4]
For not betraying the subject secretly, for a bribe, into the hands of bands of professional Thugs, to be murdered and robbed in the prince's back lot. [5]
Charity shown by the publication of an inferior article would be like the generosity of Claude Duval and the other gentlemen highwaymen, who pitied the poor so much they robbed the rich to have the means of relieving them. [6]
They call Octavia the lawful wife, and Cleopatra the criminal who robbed her of her husband's heart. [10]
As Heinz uttered the last words he pointed to the door, and this indiscreet, anything but inviting gesture robbed Siebenburg of the last remnant of composure maintained with so much difficulty. [10]
I don't reckon the julery people know they've been robbed yet. [5]
Every city in the Empire shall raise an altar to Antinous, and the friend of whom you have robbed me I will make your equal and companion. [10]
Surely it was the Egyptians whom Moses' curse had robbed of thousands of beloved lives, while the Hebrews had escaped their revenge by flight. [10]
The Indians robbed the coach of everything it contained, including quite an amount of treasure. [5]
So it happened that this time the magistrate was robbed of the little nap which usually followed the meal, and yet, in spite of the best will to yield, he could not do his wife the favour of allowing himself to be convinced. [10]
It is certain that the inhabitants of all these towns held very loose ideas on the subject of brigandage: the poor fellows, they used to say, only robbed because they were hungry, and they must live somehow. [4]
Signs which meant that Paige was hoping and praying that Jones would go back on me--which would leave Paige boss, and me robbed and out in the cold. [5]
Alas poor house that is robbed of its past, of its glory, and of its patron deities! [10]
He's robbed his tens of thousands, and goes on robbing them right along. [9]
He could not tell her the terrible story which had robbed him of all he loved and had made him the avenger of the dead. [11]
And at a table sat the old man himself; the only living creature there; his white face pinched and sharpened by the greediness which made his eyes unnaturally bright--counting the money of which his hands had robbed her. [12]
There was no suspicion of heroics, there was no railing at fate; the letters breathed but the one hope,--that her son might come again to that happiness of which she had robbed him. [9]
He missed him sorely, since it did not enter his head that his faithful shadow, Biberli, knew nothing of the thunderbolt which had almost robbed him of his master and killed his pet, the dun horse. [10]
Elsie had gathered so many of these sculpture-like monstrosities, that one might have thought she had robbed old Sophy's grandfather of his fetishes. [6]
It says, 'Thou shalt not steal,' and the trouble I have comes from you that's stole my wife, that's put her soul in jeopardy, robbed my home--" "Robbed your home! [11]
Was the law sending its officers to seize the embezzler, the ruffian who had robbed widow and orphan? [11]
His other self--the self which recognized the equality of all men--would have managed the thing better, if it hadn't been caught off guard and robbed of its chance. [5]
I set about scooping them out, and for an hour I toiled down the windings of the stream and robbed its bed. [5]
Why am I robbed, and who is benefited? [5]
That arch-rascal Siebenburg robbed the people of the little sense they possessed, and that cat of a candle-dealer, with her mate, the tailor, or rather his followers, poisoned the minds of the rest. [10]
You will be robbed of your joust with him, for he'll mount the block instead of the steed, just as you predicted. [10]
The bounteous earth, robbed of her productive power, seeks this beloved husband with lamentations in the cooler regions of the north, where the Nile discharges his waters. [10]
We had been robbed of all the fine mountain scenery on our little journey by a system of railroading that had three miles of tunnel to a hundred yards of daylight, and we were not inclined to be sociable with Florence. [5]
Some one has robbed Nicolas Lavilette of five thousand dollars. [11]
Unless Heaven had robbed me of reason, had torn the past from me at a single stroke. [9]
He that hath robbed me of my peace, my energy, the whole love of my life? [5]
One night Brickney robbed him and made to get away, and on his seizing the thief he was wounded. [11]
Below her, and robbed from that sacred ground, were the little granite buildings that housed the entrances to the subway, and for a long time she stood watching the people crowding into these. [9]
Collectors feel so rich in the possession of their rarer specimens, that they forget how cheap their precious things seem to common eyes, and are as afraid of being robbed as if they were dealers in diamonds. [6]
It has been recorded that an Indian Thug conscientiously regretted that he had not robbed and strangled as many travellers as did his father before him. [1]
Then with arms outstretched he cursed the thief who had robbed him of what had been to him like a never-fading mirage, an illusion blinding his eyes to the bitter facts of his condition. [11]
Since death robbed our sovereign lord of his wife, and the gout has prevented his enjoyment of the chief pleasures of life--hunting, the tournament, and the other pastimes which people of our rank usually pursue--in what can he find diversion? [10]
She would not, ought not to allow herself to be robbed of her precious hope. [10]
She was like one robbed of will, made mechanical by a stern conformity to imposed rules of life and conduct. [11]
In the South one man all by himself, has stopped a stage full of men in the daytime, and robbed the lot. [5]
She was sitting on a stone before the hut, for the smoke in the narrow room oppressed her breathing, and it seemed as if terror had robbed her of her senses. [10]
In the wickedness of your heart you robbed me of happiness, you--" "Don't--don't! [11]
His own anguish of soul, and the pain inflicted by the cruel blow which crushed his dearest hopes, robbed him of fortitude and calmness. [10]
He was robbed of his clothes, of his gold-handled dagger, his belt of silk and silver, his carbine with rich chasing, and all, and he was among them almost naked,--it was summer, as I said, yet defying them. [11]
Astonishment robbed me of breath as he threw open the postern. [9]
Plainly he was not minded to be robbed of his glory. [5]
But she did not hover before him as the peaceful dispenser of blessings, the preserver of peace, but as the maternal earth goddess, robbed of her daughter Proserpina. [10]
We hadn't robbed nobody, hadn't killed any people, but only just pretended. [5]
He believed that no nation that had ever known the joy of worshiping a royal family could ever be robbed of it and not fade away and die of melancholy. [5]
During the long nights when fever robbed me of sleep she sat beside my bed, holding my hands in hers. [10]
And now you may order me from this ground you have robbed me of. [9]
Many a Southern man cried out in his heart that his people had been robbed of their best friend in their humiliation and distress, when Abraham Lincoln was struck down. [7]
The moon no longer stood forth in sharp outlines against the deep azure of the vaulted sky, but, robbed of its radiance, floated in a circle of dimly illumined mists. [10]
He could no longer imagine a life worth living without Daphne, and the thought that if his uncle were robbed of his wealth he would become her support cheered his heart. [10]
Hitherto she had longed for bliss in another world, but she was so young she probably had a long life before her, and what could existence on earth offer if robbed of the hope of his possession? [10]
Now in your last hour bless those who begot you, and curse those who have robbed you of your parents, your crown and your life. [10]
He did not know that Jaspar Hume was starting to search for the man who had robbed him of youth and hope and genius and home. [11]
The world, she knew, would imitate them, but it should learn that if love had robbed the greatest man of his day of fame and sovereignty, that love had been worthy of the highest price. [10]
As for Jean Jacques, in his heart of hearts he knew who had robbed him. [11]
Would he need it, robbed of sight and with his life- work murdered? [11]
How often is it that those whom disease or accident has robbed of active life find greater inner rejoicing and a larger spiritual itinerary! [11]
She however snatched it away, exclaiming: "Fill up the measure of your deeds, and insult the woman whom you have robbed and made a widow. [10]
But he who is robbed of his best possession easily forgets the good things remaining, and good you both are. [10]
She had robbed Iras of her lover; she should remember that. [10]
If Clint was in the wrong I'd kill Greevy jest the same, for Greevy robbed him of all the years that was before him--only a sapling he was, an' all his growin' to do, all his branches to widen an' his roots to spread. [11]
It is said, if a purchaser have acquired legal rights, let him not be robbed of them, but if he needs legislation let him submit to just terms to obtain it. [7]
Through your fault I was robbed of all, all that is clear to woman's heart: my father's house, his love, my sister. [10]
But for that I should still be in the city of cities; but it robbed me of my best clients, and so I was transferred to this dullest of holes. [10]
Two days before I lectured in Virginia City, two stagecoaches were robbed within two miles of the town. [5]
Then Trevoor said, 'I know who did it, for he has robbed me too. [11]
An unpleasant fellowship--but I do not shrink from it; for death robbed him of life, and from my hand--I ask only a brief moment. [10]
A saffron heat-haze hung over the river and the city, robbed alike from the yellow waters of the one and the pestilent moisture of the other. [9]
That stone had hit your lover's brain-roof a hard blow; the pressure of the broken beam--I mean a piece of bone--had robbed him of his consciousness of what a sweet bride the gods have bestowed on him. [10]
The memory of his unworthy deed, which history would chronicle, had robbed the sensitive man, the author and patron of budding Roman poetry, of many an hour's sleep, and therefore he also now laboured zealously to oblige the Queen and mitigate her hard fate. [10]
The surgeon stayed his course at three-quarters of the distance to care for a gunner whose mutilations were robbed of half their horror by a courage and a humour which brought quick tears to Al'mah's eyes. [11]
Herdegen's return to his beloved robbed Master Peter of his last hope; nevertheless his eyes had never rested on her with fonder rapture. [10]
My Lord wormed himself into a berth in the Treasury, robbed the country systematically for a dozen of years, and sold the places and reversions under him to the highest bidder. [9]
If she refused him her hand--he felt this no less plainly--his life would be forever robbed of light and joy. [10]
She had robbed herself of sleep trying to make up her mind what she would say upon such an occasion if it came. [9]
Biberli looked after her sullenly, meanwhile execrating bitterly enough the wild love which had robbed his master of reason and threatened to hurl him, Biberli, and even the innocent Katterle, whose brave defence of her mistress had especially pleased him, into serious misfortune. [10]
Was it the heat that had enervated her and robbed her of the presence of mind she usually had at her command? [10]
As an artist he, too, was a creator, and, while he believed those who considered the universe had come into existence of itself, instead of having been created, he had robbed himself of the most sublime model. [10]

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