Sentence examples for be bereft on from inspiring English sources

Laurent Blanc, a man who knows how it feels to be bereft on World Cup final day and a former team-mate of the Brazilian at Barcelona and Internazionale, interpreted it as a liberating moment for Ronaldo: 'I've seen him in his best period of glory when the things he could do were supernatural.

Will this fall be bereft of apple pies?

But at two moments when Froome was bereft of support – on the Col d'Allos on Wednesday and after the Col de Chaussy early on Friday – they failed to press their advantage or to seek allies to help them to do so.

The literature is bereft of information on health warning labels.

She's bereft of allies, surrounded on all sides by enemies, and has been on a moral downward spiral for several seasons (and she hardly started out as Mother Theresa).

Both parties have been bereft of policy based on principle.

And it is not true that without Air America, the citizens of the US are bereft of liberal voices on the radio dial.

Turnbull also mocked former colleagues pushing for coal-fired power stations as being driven by "ideology and idiocy", saying they were bereft of the facts on the cost of coal generation compared with renewables.

Unfortunately, Washington and Seoul are bereft of useful ideas on how to halt Pyongyang's activities, let alone convince the DPRK to disarm.

Obama's economic war council on Friday was bereft of tech heavyweights, and McCain is too busy running from Phil Gramm publicly while staying up late with the guy on the phone doing a global search and replace to change "de" to "the" regulation we need.

Chelsea are the conundrum to solve and United, on this evidence, are bereft of answers.