Sentence examples for starving of from inspiring English sources

Lithuanian and Muscovite law forbade the killing, maiming, or starving of a returned fugitive slave.

The starving of public libraries is just one piece of the problem, though.

"First, you stop the screaming headlines and the starving of resources," he said.

He set himself to challenge conventions and taboos that led to "the starving of the human heart".

So while it protected prisoners of war and banned torture, poisons and assassination, it also allowed the starving of civilians and bombardment of cities without notice.

The Omagh families claim the "starving of intelligence" coming from Rupert and Dixon was designed to improve pair's credibility in the eyes of the Real IRA.

Starved of sun?

Schools are starved of cash.

Capitalia is almost starved of options.

Juárez has been starved of public investment.

It was starved of finance.