Yet, taught on the sets of Potter, Radcliffe developed a thirst for reading that would put most undergraduates to shame.
Toward the end of his rule, however, he developed a thirst for legitimacy and respectability, and appointed several reformist ministers in the hope that they could give him a better image in the international community.
Few days after receiving last Vitamin D3 injection, she developed increased thirst, increased urinary frequency, reduced appetite, severe nausea, vomiting and constipation.
The strangest of the stories, "Blood", has the main character take a leaf from Bram Stoker's book (a former resident of Dublin) and develop a thirst for blood.
In the 1980s and '90s, as Americans developed a ravenous thirst for chardonnay, Kistler set a standard of quality with its powerful, oaky, voluptuous wines.
I also had developed an intellectual thirst for science.
We'd come to Congo to try to find out more about the developed world's thirst for coltan, cassiterite, and the other colorfully named minerals that make the electronics industry go round.
Bunting believes the drama could strengthen Japan's well-developed thirst for whisky, including the country's vaunted single malts.
A pitcher of sangria slakes thirsts developed on the walk down Mulberry Street in the dank humidity of an early summer evening.
Lunchtime Aperitif: There's nothing like the sight of a fully laden table, groaning under the weight of a perfectly bronzed turkey, crisp duck fat roasted potatoes and all the other treats, to develop a keen thirst.
A Safety Protocol for Thirst Management was developed and validated, and the objective of this article was to evaluate the inter-rater reliability of the protocol.
