Sentence examples for crave to go from inspiring English sources

The international playboys of today want to fly higher and higher, and the older they are, the deeper into space they crave to go.

I crave to go back, to smell the air, to feel the nostalgic connection on each of my cell membranes.

Born on Chicago's South Side on Sept. 27, 1936, Mr. Cornelius had an early craving to go into broadcasting.

"Six-year-old boys, they are craving to go to the plaza, push the button, and set the lamp in motion," Geuze said.

Educational messages The children of Misrata crave normality and want to go back to playing outside, but their parents are concerned about the unexploded cluster bombs and landmines which may remain hidden under the sand and rubble.

"I have these big thoughts that pop up — 'Oh, that would feel relaxing' — but never a craving like I want to go home and use that," he said.

I mostly just craved food and wanted to go home and rest because my head hurt and I didn't feel so good.

Nicotine replacement therapy plus motivational intervention and multidisciplinary care are necessary to reduce anxiety, depression and food craving, and they have to go on for months.

"Israelis crave to meet Palestinians and to go to the West Bank," said Goldie Orlan, who is managing the project, which also takes Israelis to Jericho and Bethlehem.

The deal is -- we're all really not freaks, we're just individuals who crave individuality yet are afraid to go there because we care too much about what others think.

Still, it is an open question whether a public that craves stability wants Mr. Saakashvili to go.