Sentence examples for depriving a from inspiring English sources
I'm not depriving a family of a home.
Underwire bras might damage milk ducts, depriving a baby of proper nutrition.
Depriving a wine completely of air can produce the opposite of oxidation, reduction.
He also objected to depriving a wild animal of its liberty.
(Thus, water puts out a fire by cooling, not drowning, it, while depriving a fire of oxygen smothers it).
Sure, that's the actor they want, but are they really not just depriving a deserving British actor of a job?
To say that depriving a user of Internet access infringes on a fundamental right is pure fantasy".
In its early stages, this intervention was similarly aimed at depriving a terrorist organisation of its safe haven.
"Depriving a prisoner of war of the rights of fair and regular trial," the court held, is a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions.
In America, "packing a piece" is equated with virility, and depriving a man of his weapon is nearly equivalent to castration.
It also may have the consequence of depriving a party to a lawsuit of the relief that the court order afforded him and thereby constitute civil contempt.
