Sentence examples similar to Deprived room from inspiring English sources

They suffered industrial injury, cholera, TB and typhus; consumed adulterated food and contaminated water; and lived in a maze of wet, filthy, light-deprived rooms and passages.

The Aspetar altitude dormitory has 25 oxygen-deprived rooms with two beds each, enabling local or visiting teams to reside/sleep in comfort at a moderate altitude, while training near sea level or at simulated altitude utilising the other hypoxic facilities (eg, climatic chambers, mobile inflatable marquees).

Larson's less complex role as Amy Schumer's sister in Trainwreck won her a host of new fans; today she looks more akin to that – healthy and relaxed, in jeans and leather jacket – than the starved, sunlight-deprived woman of Room.

An item on Woman's Hour lamented the problem of teenagers being sleep-deprived because their rooms are chock full of tempting technological stimuli.

Deprived conditions were defined as living in either: a) overcrowded accommodation (defined as households living in accommodation with less rooms than the household required given its size).

Deprived Himself to Help Others.

Deprived of that country, I feel old and weak.

Deprived of their working-man identities, they're lost.

Deprived of legal power, they turned to magic.

Deprived council estates can be transformed from dangerous backwaters.

Deprived of documentation, Ms. Freeman speculates, often insightfully.