Sentence examples for local hunger from inspiring English sources

Fame is the local hunger in so much of this and I have looked for it on both sides of the water.

I agreed to help edit proposals for local hunger groups, starting with a grant application for the soup kitchen at the Greenpoint Reformed Church in Brooklyn.

"Virginal sacrifice and pagan rite were in the mainstream of Parisian theatrical topics," Fauser said; the ballet seemed designed to satisfy a local hunger for exotic primitivism, although in the end it proved too brutal for the opening-night audience to handle.

In the spirit of giving, Salt & Straw will donate a pint of ice cream to local hunger organizations for each pint purchased in its scoop shops in Portland, Los Angeles, the San Francisco area, Seattle, San Diego and Disneyland's Downtown Disney in Anaheim.

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Both global and local hunger persist, despite the heroic efforts of many.

In the past two years, her effort, Soup and Bread, has raised more than $10,000 from patrons and the sale of a cookbook for local hunger-relief programs.

And there's a bounty of vegetables, fruits, and herbs used in the programs and donated to local hunger-relief organizations.

Still, Heng identified peak times (Fridays and Saturdays) and seasons (when youth sports are active, for example) when locals' hunger for high-quality pastries outweighs their carb-free, gluten-free leanings.

"After the election result in May, I thought optimism had been written off for our generation, but things have changed so quickly," says Easton, who has been part of local anti-hunger campaigns since her mid-teens.

The earlier of these two, known as the local theory of hunger, suggested that the hunger signals that initiate eating originate in the gastrointestinal tract, specifically the stomach.