Sentence examples for be bereaved from inspiring English sources
verb
To deprive by or as if by violence; rob; strip.
But it would not have covered Sir Edward, old, frail and soon to be bereaved one way or another but not terminally ill.
Sometimes, though, the mother may be bereaved: Stepney recalls going to the home of one mother who had lost her baby only a few days before.
Advocates for shattered families — grieving widows and their young children, grandparents about to be bereaved a second time, as their grandchildren are deported — have sought legal relief for years.
Therefore, the late producer can never make up for the lost time and continues to be bereaved from their share of oil until they begin producing it.
"We wanted peace to be created in this part of the world so no mother or no family will be bereaved for the loss of their beloved ones, Palestinian or Israeli". The disappearance of the teenagers on 12 June sparked a huge search operation in Palestinian towns and cities across the West Bank.
The exact time and percentage of caregivers who will be bereaved is unknown.
Especially if the person who is bereaved blames you, at least indirectly, for his bereavement.
Reece Witherspoon is bereaved.
That their families are bereaved?
Practically every character is bereaved.
