Sentence examples for desperately need one from inspiring English sources

"You can find them everywhere – except when you desperately need one – and nearly everybody uses them," writes Yves Stranger, who explains what a journey in one of these blue vehicles is like.

Cameron said: "This government is going to tear down the barriers that stop good, caring potential adoptive parents from giving a home to children who so desperately need one".

Add to that the patchwork nature of the benefits – you move from a state that offers some form of leave to one that doesn't and, wham, you are no longer guaranteed access to something that you valued and may desperately need one day – and you have a situation that really can only be remedied by a single national policy.

The industry will desperately need one.

So you can see the dilemma I was faced with: I would do a cleanse again -- right now I desperately need one -- but the one I did was a colossal pain in the ass.

Instead it seems that Labour have lost someone who had all the makings of a fine leader at a time they desperately need one simply because he didn't like the level of intense private scrutiny that comes with the top job.

But it stands to be just as big a hit – and DWA desperately needs one.

It produced nothing less than an uplifting victory for a team that desperately needed one.

A competent administrator, he presided over an era of growth that turned Bavaria into an economic star in a country that desperately needs one.

Big Brown, a son of Boundary out of the mare Mien, is indeed a new star for a game that desperately needs one.

The Giants desperately needed one of those receivers to break free or a third receiver or backup tight end to create a mismatch.