Sentence examples for does craving from inspiring English sources
So how does craving work, and what sort of brain mechanisms support it?
If a recruit actually did crave a little excitement, he could join Capt.
Math for me is indeed "a lingering challenge," and I do "crave" it.
I do crave burgers all the time, especially when I'm out of California a while.
She did crave that job (it went to a fellow deputy).
I don't eat meat, so I don't get that craving for a big hot dog - but I do crave the odd doughnut.
If you do crave a sportier feel, Lexus offers a fair alternative: a firmer sport suspension (no extra charge) and grippier tires on 17-inch wheels ($1,800 more).
Maybe people do crave a touch of resistance with their entertainment, some surprise, some mystery, even a little bit of intellectual challenge when they go to theater.
In many ways, Kramer underlines the exceptionalism of Germany, where the leadership really did crave a preventive war against its enemies.
But when we do crave one we want a good one, and that means at least 20 to 30% fat.
