Sentence examples for bring a hunger from inspiring English sources

Young players bring a hunger.

It had been expected that the industry would bring a hunger to the festival this year, but instead the pall over Hollywood, cast by shuttered award shows and strike-stalled productions, seemed to come to the event.

He did not carry the weight of Mr. Giuliani's unpopularity in some parts of New York, and, perhaps most important, he seemed to bring a hunger for victory and an appetite for campaigning that Mr. Giuliani seemed to lack.

But instead of calamity and national bankruptcy, the rise in debt simply brought a hunger for more investments.

Sunday morning brought a hunger that reminded me of when, at the age of 18 months (so my parents recount), I stood up in my chair at a slow-to-serve restaurant and cried out, "I want Chinese food!

Many countries share many similar values I am sure but globalisation has brought a hunger for both more power more locally and more independent countries, while at the same time creating a greater need for coordination and cooperation than ever before.

"What he will bring is a hunger to the squad, a lot of passion and a lot of fire.

Aliens arrive on earth with the promise to serve man, and to bring an end to hunger and war.

"The overwhelmingly negative portrayal of Africa to the British public is undermining popular support for efforts to bring an end to hunger on the continent," says Oxfam.

Only by sharing knowledge, pooling resources and working together will humanity bring an end to hunger.

"He brings a desire, a hunger and a willingness to be the best he can be," he said.