Sentence examples for hungry for action from inspiring English sources

Ilya Sheyman, the campaign director of MoveOn.org, said Mr. Obama's base would be hungry for action, not accommodation.

Boxing fans hungry for action, which is often a euphemism for violence, got more of it in the weeks after the big fight.

Restless, randy, hungry for action: you've seen their kind before in American musicals, ready to erupt into violent dance and show-stopping anthems of youth.

Yet the Charlie Hebdo attacks of January 2015 – where at least two of the gunmen were said to have been "radicalised" on the inside – left Europeans fearful, angry and hungry for action.

By this time you may be so hungry for action, for the feeling that something could actually happen here, that you wait around to find out if Jean is coming over or not, but you never do find out.

To raise the temperature Mr Yanukovych provoked them with draconian laws, apparently copied from Russia's play-book, which criminalised everybody out demonstrating.On January 22nd protesters hungry for action and tired of empty talk from both the government and the opposition clashed with the police, lobbing Molotov cocktails.

The script is nothing special and, besides, the movie is really aimed at a global audience, hungry for empty action.

Hungry for some action, analysts are turning to the food sector.

"I didn't play against Birmingham or Bristol City, but I knew I just had to carry on training hard and somewhere down the line I'd get a chance - I was always prepared". And after impressing in the 2-2 drat at Ipswich, which followed five appearances for Oxford, Graham is hungry for more action.

But the party's liberal base is hungry for more forceful action, including voting against additional financing for the war.

What they demonstrate is that Canadians are hungry for dramatic government action on climate change and inequality and are ready to ignore the huffing and puffing of the pundits.