Sentence examples for craving at from inspiring English sources

The campaign's tag line: "Beat cigarettes one craving at a time".

It was a beautifully balanced dish, and a memorable one, too, one still sets off a craving at odd times.

After twenty-five years of drinking, "I had the craving at last, and it was mastering me".

It was largely the Welsh, after all, who had got the job done in the rugby; and a Scotsman who finally requited a national craving at Wimbledon the next day.

If, for the first time in the series, there is pace in the pitch, which is what England were craving at the outset, watch out for Steve Harmison and his cohorts.

Now, aficionados who acquired a taste for the food in, say, Lower Manhattan can satisfy their craving at the end of a pleasant drive north of the county line.

Mr. Weiss, anyway, finds the attention he craves at Centereach High, balancing cafeteria tables on his chin.

Regarded primarily as a photographer, Man Ray (1890-1976) crated at least equal recognition as a painter.

Newcastle United Desperately short of strikers, but Eastwood is not the big name the supporters will crave at St James Parkk.

One thing I always crave at a party is light, fresh food – especially with champagne or anything bubbly.

A generous portion of this simple fruit was all I craved at the end of this creative meal.