Sentence examples for maybe deprived from inspiring English sources

It was Wood's first action for two months after a toe injury that has kept him out of the England back row and maybe deprived him of the captaincy of Stuart Lancaster's side.

I decided that four miles to the next stop wasn't that far, and maybe depriving myself of fuel and water for the first 90 minutes was a good endurance tactic.

Hey, Boomers, This Show's for You Perhaps feeling deprived and neglected, maybe even throwing an occasional tantrum in an era of relentless reality programming and rap, baby boomers may have begun venting less spleen and feeling more loved yesterday when the GoodLife TV Network began offering a menu of eye comfort on Time Warner Cable on Channel 153 in New York and New Jersey.

"Maybe people [in deprived areas] are throwing things out of their car windows as a way of saying 'screw you.

So, you know, maybe... maybe I've been deprived and I didn't know it".

Or maybe they were sleep deprived because the terminal, or perhaps the tanks, were too bright too much of the time.

Maybe I've been deprived and I didn't know it.

Maybe the Premiership could help the deprived folks of Los Angeles by staging a Manchester United-Liverpool match there.

Or maybe I'm still too sleep deprived to tell if my words are coming out right.

In his speech, President Obama stated, "...because when a young girl or young boy starts to question their self worth after being assaulted, maybe starts withdrawing, we're all deprived of their full potential".

Maybe again, because it's a deprived area".