| It is like you bereave the loss of your child time and time again, as many times as your failed attempts. |
| It seemed as if God intended to bereave us of her, for he brought her even to death's door. |
| Possibly the critique was afterwards shortened, so as to bereave it of this merit. |
| I think of the fathers and mothers whom further fighting must bereave. |
| The United Nations specialized agencies should be encouraged to join in this process fully at this early stage, as waiting for it to be concluded will bereave them of early ownership and the possibility of influence. |
| Here the word must have been upheave, the rimes being leave, cleave, bereave. |
