Sentence examples for hunger grows from inspiring English sources

As hunger grows for the retro format, new companies are springing up to service the vinyl renaissance.

I thought that getting a degree would satisfy my hunger for knowledge, but as they say (at least in Finland), "Hunger grows while you eat," and I immediately found myself aiming for more.

I won't be surprised if it's picked at more than picked up, pushed around the plate for a bit while hunger grows for a real Hyrulian adventure.

On day four, as the train trundled and rocked lethargically through Poland, my fears and hunger grew.

It undermined one of Africa's sturdiest economies, and as growth contracted and its currency became worthless because of hyperinflation, joblessness and hunger grew.

She'd feed him until he cooed and maybe sometimes they would run out of gruel and she would watch his hunger grow, watch his eyes turn small and sad.

Instead, she would look me directly in the eye and tell me how she had ached with hunger, growing up in Eastern Europe during World War II, with three sisters and two brothers.

As his spiritual hunger grew, he attached himself, and later the entire family, to Young Swamiji, a roly-poly guru with the features of a baby and a delighted response to all events that became a family refrain: "It's goo-oo-ood".

Hunger for Hemingway was "good discipline" as it is for Hamilton: "My hunger grew so specific that I could name every corner and fold of it," she recalls.

The planet became warmer, which created a mixed up chaos of terrible hurricanes, tornadoes, raging wildfires, drought and increased hunger, growing rates of asthma and lung disease, and the extinction of animals at an unprecedented rate.

"The hunger strike grows for two reasons: the military's refusal to negotiate with the men in a productive way and because the president has taken no action in spite of his words," said Carlos Warner, a lawyer who represents several of the detainees on strike.