Examples of using Has robbed in English and their translations into Spanish
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The passing away of Ambassador Kimberg has robbed Denmark and the international community of the services
This horrific act of violence has robbed our Vanderbilt family of a young hopeful life
Living in the absence of spiritual and ethical values has robbed people of the knowledge of their interconnectedness with nature
That has robbed humanitarian efforts of credibility
Advanced age has robbed this old male of the standing he once enjoyed.
Death has robbed us of this international statesman at the time when the world needed him most.
I don't mean any disrespect but this guy has robbed me the next seven years of my life with my family.
uh… this sudden act of violence has robbed us of our friend.
His death has robbed the world of a great ambassador for the United Nations ideals of peace,
What, then, shall we say of the man who has robbed God all his life?
Rather would I bend knee to the Pharaoh than to this brother who has robbed me of my birthright!
Accursed greed that has been my besetting thing throughout my life has robbed her of the treasure.
human reason, it has robbed more than it has given.
We have been schooled in a sterile addiction to contradiction that has robbed us repeatedly of all real openness to any more expansive and ennobling truth.
Daenerys must deal with the blood magic that has robbed her of her husband, her son
So it is good for me, but he who has robbed me, he will get sick, and die.
The immense progress of Russia has robbed the United States of its first-strike privilege.
It has now lofet all of its colonies, but has robbed half of Europe
Open Doors is one of the Christian organizations that works to give back what extremism has robbed of thousands of people.
because Christ has robbed death of its power.