Sentence examples for from a want from inspiring English sources

The frequent discrepancy between the rewards you expected to get from a want, and what it actually feels like to fulfill it.

And in his life, as disciplined as he attempted to make it, the soup had gone from a want to a need.

Everything's fine now – she lives with her boyfriend, and has a great job, and there's a spare room for her in my new flat – but I doubt it would have turned out so well if, one day, I hadn't tapped on Virginia's door and followed up with "Do you mind if I ask you something…?" But then, I suspected I'd get a sympathetic hearing on responsible parenting, Virginia having suffered from a want of it.

He feels that Atwater's retail area suffers only from a want of new paint and signs.

ARTS Have you ever awakened from a dream wanting to replay events?

LONDON — Have you ever awakened from a dream wanting to replay events afresh?

"From a region wanting to be an economic superpower, Asia has become one.

Esthetic care is changing dentistry from a need-based to a want-based practice.

He says he now gets between two and four emails a day from people who want a transplant.

A nudist from Poland wanted an outline of her feet.

ALEXANDER SAUNDERS, a foundry owner from Garrison, wants a Tappan Zee tunnel.