Sentence examples for craving change from inspiring English sources

It's a tall order, no matter his resolute assertion that Chicagoans are craving change.

Welcome to the mob: an angry, wounded electorate, riled by recession, careening across the political spectrum, still craving change, nursing a bloodlust.

Add to the mix women who hope that Mr Khatami might give them a fairer deal, the middle classes wanting freedom of expression, and the young craving change, even within the confines of Islam .Liberal" is a damaging epithet in Iran which Mr Khatami rejects (it is being hurled at him as part of a campaign that has become increasingly rough-and-tumble).

So are the signs that Americans are craving change and want to do something about it.

Aside from Milon, who staked a claim on Miami's new generation with Coyo Taco, there was sometimes a sense that this old guard wasn't really craving change on both on a business and social level.

Session 4 asks children to create a meal plan using food models; during this session children are also taught about different types of hunger, a concept modeled from the Craving Change© series that focuses on three types of hunger (E.g. "tummy hunger", "mouth and eye hunger" and "heart hunger") [ 96].

American television craves change.

Australians crave change.

Britain, governed by Labour for a dozen years, craves change.

Like her, the women adhere to tradition but crave change.

It may seem unlikely that middle-class Indians would crave change.