Sentence examples for I wanted of from inspiring English sources

So imagine my surprise when on my first day at The Times, I was told to take this experience and make what I wanted of it.

I forget exactly what went on next, except that Father was for letting me eat all I wanted of the crazy mixture and I never did get to.

So when I developed a passion for photography, at the age of ten, I wanted, of course, to make my own pairs of stereophotos.

Eliot's own version, in an unpublished memoir written near the end of his life, was: I think that all I wanted of Vivienne was a flirtation or mild affair: I was too shy and unpracticed to achieve either with anybody.

The Atkins diet prohibited certain things I loved, like pretzels and ice cream, but it let me have as much as I wanted of other things I also loved, like cheddar-cheese omelets with pork sausage at breakfast or hamburger patties — three of them if that was my desire, so long as I dispensed with the bun — at dinner.

What I wanted, of course, was the label on the bottle.

Now I want, of course, the regal.

And what is it that I want of her now?

What I want, of course, is a MacBook Air.

That's pretty much all I want of art.

I wanted out of the neighborhood, I wanted out of that life.