Object

• mariano: For sleep rob mariano from our ability to in the world.

• bank: A Taiwan police officer tried to rob a bank with a toy gun.

• nest: They will constantly rob brown ants nests to maintain the number of slaves in the colony.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• blind: Or they may just rob the place blind again.

Preposition: at

• gunpoint: Yes, this is where birders were being robbed at gunpoint in the late ' 90s.

Modifying Another Word

• by: Posted by rob on 6 August, 2004 at 4:13 AM Why would Kerry McFadden be writing to Elsie?

• thus: Long hair consumes a great deal of nutrition and could thus rob the brain of energy.

• just: They'll just rob us the first chance they get.

• cruelly: Unfortunately foot and mouth disease has brought this season to a premature close and cruelly robbed me of this opportunity.

• heavily: Interestingly, it was left remarkably intact, whilst the other locos in the line were heavily robbed of spares.

• again: Then again robbed by a dubious penalty at Highbury Pompey played out a 1-1 draw with the mighty Arsenal.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: The people who buy this stuff know its being robbed off their neighbors.

Preposition: of

• penalty: Keane 7.5 - grabbed a goal and was robbed of a penalty but he missed some sitters.

• stone: Those considered of less importance were robbed of stone to build towns and private dwellings.

Preposition: by

• man: At about half past midnight on the morning of Friday 23 April a 68 year old man robbed by two young men.