Sentence examples for has thirsted for from inspiring English sources

That's because the Great Whore represents "the Roman Church," which, in his view, has thirsted for Jewish blood throughout history, from the Crusades to the Holocaust.

Ever since Garry Kasparov's sensational 1997 loss to the IBM chess monster Deep Blue, the chess world has thirsted for revenge.

The mortgage-finance industry has thirsted for liquidity since mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures began to rise in 2006.

Ever since then Iranians have thirsted for democracy.

And judging from Thursday's extraordinary responsiveness, it is something they have thirsted for.

Then came Utley, who provided the sort of series-altering blow against a Nationals reliever that the Dodgers had thirsted for during the last four games.

For four long years, ever since a movie version of beloved 90s swimsuit soap Baywatch was announced, fans have thirsted after footage from the film.

Levin's intensifying focus on the Jewish condition in the twentieth century grew more and more heated, and when his wife, the novelist Tereska Torres, handed him the French edition of the diary (it had previously appeared only in Dutch) he felt he had found what he had thirsted after: a voice crying up from the ground, an authentic witness to the German onslaught.

Let it water the garden-plots which have thirsted so long.

Judging by the crowds waiting for tables outside the small, boxy restaurant, the neighborhood has clearly thirsted for a place like Max.

AS YOU will know if you have ever thirsted for a nip of alcohol in Utah, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has great influence in certain western states.