Sentence examples for desiring a bit of from inspiring English sources

As it happens, the recreational tepee is nothing new to British epicures desiring a bit of eco-chic.

J. Vincent and Ms R. Porter: Head of Selfridges desires a bit of peace before end of December – bargain hunters especially tore apart section for gifts!

This is prime shopping and strolling territory for a population prosperous enough to afford the lobster lasagna or venison chop with wild boar bacon at the local favorite Muse, but young enough to desire a bit of bohemia in their shopping district.

Whilst checking out yesterday's digital sculptures by Adam Martinakis, did you find yourself desiring a little bit of music to be added to the mix?

They're getting jobs at places that presumably don't mind -- or that might even desire -- a bit of rate-rigging on their traders' resumes.

If desired sprinkle a bit of dark eyeshadow on the lashes.

It's the first time this season I've seen the players lacking energy and desire, a bit of spark.

Or maybe it's a desire for a bit of peace and quiet.

"EVAW has undermined its own cause in the desire for a bit of cheap publicity.

And though one sympathises with the chore, or the desire for a bit of variety, her grumble couldn't help but sound a slightly naïve and unliterary note – given how important "grimness" is in the canon.

Over fussily prepared meals, the animals discuss art-house films and latent desires, with a bit of melancholy hanging in the air when London comes up in conversation -- a metropolis that they long to explore, but can't, due to their confinement.