1
Never rob other countries of rain to pour it on thine own.
2
Who has a right to rob other people of their happiness?
3
One did not want to rob other children, it was against nature, and, moreover, what about heredity?
4
Furthermore, citations buried within supplementary files rob other scientists of recognition of their contribution to the scientific record.
5
Did Leclère give Bâtard half a fish and to his mates whole ones, Bâtard went forth to rob other dogs of their fish.
6
She does not once realize that she is robbing others of their pleasure.
7
He said you was square, even when you robbed other people.
8
They were greatly amused at the efforts of the greedy ones to rob others.
9
He is cunning; he robs others but he does not let others rob him.
10
Possession robs other wealth of its glamour, and other pleasures of their poignant sweetness.
11
I robbed other congregations, and took wages of them, to do you service with all.
12
In the real world, I robbed other humans instead.
13
Eamon de Buitlear thinks their reputation for robbing other birds of eggs and nestlings is exaggerated.
14
You've robbed me; you've made me rob others.
15
Then he'd go free to rob others, an' mebbe help make off with other poor girls.
16
Why have you robbed others of their money?