Sentence examples for To needing from inspiring English sources
verb
To have an absolute requirement for.
- Living things need water to survive.
But he admits to needing a bigger operation.
"If there was one ground he wants to go to needing a hundred it is Lord's.
But, he added: "Every day is a day closer to needing more moisture.
"WE need some gray hair" once referred to needing someone with more experience.
He didn't really need glasses, or fess up to needing them, until recently.
He said Cameron was on course to needing Ukip in the next parliament.
He referred to needing an edge because of the heat in Texas.
"You don't get praise, which in the US we're very conditioned to needing," Ryan tells me.
But as nobody admits to needing any friends, who would join?
In our "do it yourself" culture, some parents find it difficult to own up to needing a nanny or housekeeper.
Pro-fracking groups say that local intervention is counterproductive, likening it to needing a different driver's license for each county.
