Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: robbing
IPA transcription: [ɹ'ɑbɪŋ]
Usage examples
  • He accused the dog of robbing him.
  • 'A thief,' he answered, 'that I caught robbing me.'
  • In his seething gray matter there stirred the remembrance that Bateato had told him that women were robbing the house.
  • There are other Ichneumon-flies, moreover, addicted to robbing Spiders' nests; a basket of fresh eggs is their offspring's regular food.
  • 'I KNEW it was a gang,' said Amelia. 'Septimus, these abandoned children are members of a desperate burgling gang who are robbing the house.
  • It is somewhat lacking in actuality, and the picturesque style in which it is written rather contributes to this effect, lending the story beauty but robbing it of truth.
  • Black Donald is the chief of a band of ruthless desperadoes that infest these mountain roads, robbing mail coaches, stealing negroes, breaking into houses and committing every sort of depredation.
  • And then by great force they held all the knights of this castle against their will under their obeissance, and in great service and truage, robbing and pilling the poor common people of all that they had.