Sentence examples for crave something from inspiring English sources

Now they crave something more offbeat and probing.

"We're in rush right now, and whenever I crave something sweet, I always come here".

Conundrum though it is, South Africa doubtless crave something similar to it.

If I crave something there, I also sort of feel sorry for it.

They crave something more empirical, some new formula with which to guarantee victory in November.

But what about if you crave something more elaborate when you're away?

Unlike your average multiplex punter on a Friday night, they crave something more challenging.

When you crave something fixed in its culinary place, not fused with an exotic interloper.

It's weird because before a race I always want something sweet, like a cake, but afterwards I crave something salty.

But for me, it's the ritual I crave, something to temper the chaos that is our lives.

This is no mere idle speculation by fans of politics who crave something for their postelection withdrawal.