Sentence examples for crave from from inspiring English sources

In an ideal world, my friend possessed all the attributes employers crave from their workforce.

Such an exchange, which badly eroded the witness's credibility and undermined some of Texas' most prominent lawyers, is what corporate defendants crave from legal teams.

It's as if Peyton had recalled Hockney to order, after his questionable forays into neocubism and clever theories of optics, reminding him that his innate gift for decorative charm is what we crave from him, unadulterated by great-artist longueurs.

As a young cook my midnight meal was a buttered baguette stuffed with watercress and seasoned with salt and pepper, a sandwich I still crave from time to time.

It is equally risky to be understood too well, and in order to get the affirmation we crave from mother, we repress or censor what we imagine she won't like.

Facilities may be limited at these smaller outposts, but what exactly do you crave from airport shops that you could not purchase, under a fraction of the stress, at your local mall?

And the mazy dribbles that England fans craved from Barnes were now ten-a-penny on Merseyside.

(The 97-year-old Strom Thurmond, he writes, "has everything Bush craves" from maturity to a military record).

For what it's worth, I offer her all the forgiveness she so clearly craved from my mother.

The thing he craves from the outside world--above all, from America--is recognition: for himself, his state, and his son.

These are the sorts of details a reader craves from a celebrity biography, and "How to Be a Movie Star: Elizabeth Taylor in Hollywood" doesn't skimp on them.