Sentence examples for desperately addicted from inspiring English sources
It does, though, omit to mention that while there may not be a soft-focus, soppy falling-in-love medley, He's Just Not That Into You still features a quintet of female protagonists who are, variously, desperate to get married, desperate for a date, desperate to steal another woman's husband, desperately addicted to cyber-stalking, and desperate to get her kitchen redecorated.
As we've shown in previous weeks, the great men of history were desperately addicted to Twitter.
This trade is predominantly fuelled by Britain's most desperately addicted underclasses, and its sales team in London is made up mostly of socially-excluded black teenagers.
He's turned her into a heroin addict". "So," Bland said, his mind working desperately slowly, "Poppy addicted to the poppy".
Once the pills ran out, the lawsuit alleges, often as health professionals scaled back on prescriptions after noting the patients were becoming addicted, many patients, desperately craving the same effects, turned to cheaper available alternatives such as black market heroin and fentanyl.
To its credit, starting in 2014, Obama's historic new health plan will mandate insurers for the first time ever to treat addicts the way they treat victims of other diseases, putting an end to decades in which desperately ill addicts were denied life-and-death treatment.
I guess she thought she looked good when she started smoking as a teenager, but by the time I knew her she was pathetically addicted to cigarettes, always desperately trying to stop".
"And now I'm incredibly addicted". App makers are fighting desperately for customers like Grogin, and they're also competing for restaurant partnerships.
Desperately wanting to see her maintain composure, but knowing it is increasingly unlikely, we become addicted to Krisha's perspective.
