Sentence examples for hungry starving from inspiring English sources

"People are hungry, starving.

They seem to believe that we're hungry, starving in fact, for more gadgetry to make our lives easier/more fun/more productive/easier to bear.

For example, if you own a pizza place, you could use "hungry," "starving" and "pizza".

After sifting through this list of tiny herbs, you're probably hungry, starving, and don't have time for bullshit.

A much-maligned forward with apparently similar issues, Riewoldt doesn't so much go missing as go hungry, starved by the boom-bust Richmond midfield during their long 2014 trading slump.

Those with "very low food security" could be called "chronically hungry" or "starving".

In one song, backed by martial snare-drum rolls, he pretended to be the leader of a coup speaking on the radio, announcing repressive policies: "While you're hungry and starving, me and my friends, we will steal all your oil, steal all your gold, steal all your diamonds".

Senator Dick Lugar ("The Farm Bill Charade," Op-Ed, Jan . 21 is correct that America's agriculture policies are complex, but one of his crucial statements is clearly wrong: there is no "overproduction" of food as long as there are hungry and starving people in the world.

I would throw out a topic like "hunger" and we would list words that described hunger by degrees... peckish, hungry, famished, starving... like that.

In one of his essays, Paul Toms, a former President of the National Association of Evangelicals, explains the overlap of government, the evangelical Christian community's social activism and societal ills: "We are concerned with the place of Christians in government, the feeding of the hungry and starving, and the meeting of physical needs.

If you're hungry, eat, starving yourself won't get you anywhere.