Sentence examples for craving water from inspiring English sources
'craving water' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an intense, almost compulsive desire for water, usually as a result of extreme thirst. For example, "She ran through the desert for hours, her throat burning with thirst and an unbearable craving for water."
While Bakut yelled fruitlessly, I sat on my own sandy perch, craving water and wondering if this would be the not-so-titillating end of the Frugal Traveler.
Due to your having expelled a huge amount of your bodily fluids into the toilets (and probably on a back street on your way home) your body is craving water.
Several dead bodies were lying around me. "I spent two days under the rubble craving water.
Water helps hydrate the body, and if you have a nervous stomach your body will be craving water.
A television spot that will make its debut on Sunday — by the Chicago office of McGarryBowen, part of Dentsu — features fit actresses frolicking in the ocean, a lake and a swimming pool, while a voiceover says, "Our bodies crave water, and women who drink Crystal Light drink 20percentt more of it".
Plus, it's hard not to crave water when you're working so hard!
Ecstasy overdose victims often crave water because the drug affects the part of the brain that regulates drinking behavior and body temperature.
This is the era of attitude and editors who crave "water-cooler stories".
–You crave water-cooler chatter or at least the ambient hum of office activity (not to mention that raucously sodden holiday party).
— Patrick Farrell The Economist: Both boutique farmers and factory producers have the same craving: potable water, and a clutch of cutting-edge water-technology firms in California is supplying "reverse osmosis" desalination technology to 13,000 wastewater-recycling facilities throughout the world.
