Sentence examples for eyes hungry from inspiring English sources

"I want to fill up Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall!" he said, eyes hungry.

"As they eyed the stranger in passing, they eyed him with borrowing eyes – hungry, sharp, speculative as to his softness if they were accredited to him, and the likelihood of his standing something handsome".

(See "Wal-Mart Eyes Hungry Shoppers").

Elbows perched and eyes hungry, they will lean in, as though towards some kind of truth, some answer, a hint at a riddle only the very lucky even get to ask: "But don't you get lonely?" And I don't know about you, but I will answer honestly.

Its alternating cosmic breadth and intimate focus derives from the shared situation of poets and astronomers, squinting to glimpse immensity: "bowing before the oracle-eye, hungry for what it would find".

He had a gaunt face, high cheekbones, and runner's eyes — that hungry glow that illuminates people so thin and so driven.

IF ONLY melting icebergs looked up with the eyes of hungry children, global warming might have stood a chance at Gleneagles.

All such was, after all, contemporary art: freshly minted for eyes as hungry for novelty, and for minds as in need of sustenance and reassurance, as our own.

Cavanagh, whose history of Creation Records, My Magpie Eyes are Hungry for the Prize (2000), remains the greatest book ever written on British independent music, is no hagiographer.

Yet there's not very much here that hasn't already been discussed by David Cavanagh in his The Creation Record Story: My Magpie Eyes Are Hungry for the Prize (2000).

This pattern is related to the cryptic antipredator behaviors of lorises: in order to avoid their predators, including civets, pythons, predatory birds and monitor lizards, lorises may be even more eager to avoid detection on bright nights when they are more likely to be seen by sets of eyes with hungry jaws attached.