Sentence examples for deep thirst from inspiring English sources
The illusionist has come to the dramatically, moodily hued island village, at the invitation of an enthusiastic admirer, a Scot with a deep thirst and a flirty kilt.
If he could have pulled off an acceptably faithful illusion, he might have, but it wouldn't have slaked his deep thirst to push the boundary of physical human achievement.
"She's not just one of the brightest French concentrators I've had the good fortune to work with over the last 10 years at Princeton, but she's also quite simply an exceptional person, driven to excel as much by sheer joy and boundless generosity as by a deep thirst for knowledge," said Skokowski's thesis adviser, Göran Blix, an associate professor of French and Italian.
He is bored by the social whirl, but it brings him to Anna Skarbek Janet Montgomeryy), a beautiful lawyer for the League of Nations, who lives with Maxim Mostov (Piotr Baumann), a Russian émigré writer with a deep thirst for vodka.
He instilled in you a deep thirst for reading and knowledge.
Bezos and Jassy had pulled up the rug on Amazon's development process and discovered a deep thirst for internally scalable, reliable infrastructure services.
And of course, if you have an even deeper thirst for Kermit and friends, you can check out the new trailer for their upcoming film.
Hundreds of people had trekked for miles, despite their thirst, deep hunger and extreme fatigue, to meet with Mr. Lake.
"Why didn't we ever think to mix it with liquor?" And for the first time in a long time, I felt the stirrings of that deep, unquenchable thirst.
Ms. Higgins listed out a series of plotlines she proposes Illinois librarians consider having on their book shelves to enhance public intellectual discourse, and because, in her opinion, it will quench some deep unmet thirst within kids in LGBT families like mine.
Generalised epileptic seizures typically occur at rest or during sleep, last less than 5 min and are usually followed by abnormal clinical manifestations (post-ictal signs) including disorientation, restlessness, pacing, lethargy, deep sleep, hunger, thirst, ataxia, proprioceptive deficits, and less commonly, aggressive behaviour and blindness.
