They would be deprived as a business of making money.

What have I done, to be deprived of my rights?

What would people say if they saw his wife deprived of her part?

He was not, however, deprived of the right to run for office.

But then, he had never before been deprived of all technology.

She had been deprived too long, and her body was making up for lost time.

For this I had deprived myself of rest and health.

And he was not going to be deprived of it now.

For two or three days it is also deprived of food.

But most of the people here are poor and deprived.

And all these years they'd deprived her of that love.

"He must know that no man can be deprived of a woman his life long."

In addition, many of his students came from areas where they were deprived their right to education.

They are not going to be deprived of these products, and you cannot stop them.

If you're sleep deprived, you might not be able to pay attention or remember things.

As I say, they appeared to be deprived of the power to reason.

Thus the scene was deprived of the one person who could have seen what happened.

What happens to these students after they have been deprived of government, history, science and so much more?

Will they benefit or at least not be further deprived?

I still feel I've been deprived of a natural birth.

Let those who will not drink be deprived of both.

I knew he would die if deprived of his drug.

Seems to deprive people of what little sense they have.

"You have deprived the world of the greatest person who I will ever know."

Like a child deprived of his parents at an early age, it is difficult for him to feel loved by anyone.

Deprived people must consume an earth they cannot afford to protect.

Deprived urban areas have had one of the largest increases in expenditure since we took office.

Deprived of past memory, free from their individual initiative, they will do as I command!"

Deprived of one of its components, the overall field changed direction.

Deprived communities, poor children and elderly people are amongst the most vulnerable to climate change health risks.

"Deprived of leadership, the fleet will be taken unaware.

Deprived of one, she would find another.

Deprived of natural light, female inmates in the center often look as gray as the building's concrete exterior.

Deprived areas of the country, quite rightly, receive more State monies than affluent areas.

Deprived of data, the first thing that fails is the temporal sense; minutes become subjective hours, hours stretch into days.

Deprived, and often also dirty, these ageing social outcasts, rather than ask help of the community, chose to huddle together.

Deprived horses can also develop the stable vices of cribbing and wind-sucking.

Deprived ofLilah's stimulation, he was sinking back into the thickening pool.

Deprived of animating spirit, flesh would fail.

Deprived urban neighbourhoods must increasingly receive political attention within the scope of an integrated urban development policy.

Deprived, once again, of the limelight.

Deprived of fair representation at the Capitol, the city has been historically abused by Congress's plantation whimsy.

Deprived of Anu's monopoly on Imperial technology, they become simply one more criminal element.

Deprived of Rasputin, Alexandra is unable to cope.

Deprived childhood and no mistake.

Deprived, you see.

He scribbled a quick "OK" next to the item and went on to "Deprived Children," which made him feel better.

Deprived of what Revelation offers, reason has taken side tracks which expose it to the danger of losing sight of its final goal.

"Deprived or depraved?

"Deprived of speech, too," Mamie snapped.