“The criminals broke through the ceiling to rob the jewelry from the vault.”

“Every reasonable inference points to an intent on the part of Cole's assailant to rob the factory.”

“The victim testified that the defendant tried to rob him at gunpoint and threatened to shoot him.”

“You believe in all these good things, and eventually the world robs you of that.”

“In so doing, he invents another type of representation which robs, disembodies, and finally perhaps brings the body back to its literality.”

“It is our goal to find treatments and possibly a cure for this rare, life-threatening disease that robs children of their adulthood.”

“He robbed a car of children's Christmas presents because he was terrified of the guy who put him up to it.”

“A gang of drunken youths robbed a woman and attacked passers-by when they went on the rampage in the centre of York.”

“Evening Press readers are rallying round a war widow who was robbed of her life savings by a heartless conwoman.”