Sentence examples for long thirst from inspiring English sources

As Best pulls out of the embrace, her head tilts back as if she were gulping water after a long thirst.

Among the other books written by Mr. Coffey were "Decision Over Schweinfurt: The U.S. 8th Air Force Battle for Daylight Bombing" (1977), "The Long Thirst: Prohibition in America 1920-1933" (1975) and "The Donkey's Gift" (1984), a Christmas fable.

It might be surprising to hear, but Iranian leaders have long been thirsting for such a shift.

This time around, Meg Gill drops by Alabama, where home brewing was legalized just four years ago sparking a craft beer revolution in a state that had long been thirsting for one.

Together, heads bowed, they quench the long day's thirst.

Solzhenitsyn will be remembered in the short term as the bard of the Gulag, a fearless tribune who exercised a crucial liberating influence at a decisive moment in Soviet history, but in the context of the ages, his works will be read so long as readers thirst for the truth about life on this planet.

It graces Helvellyn (950m) 100m or so below the summit and has long assuaged the thirsts of shepherds and fell runners.

There was a brief ceasefire after 1997 in the press, but the boredom of peacetime was unbearable for long in newsrooms thirsting for blood.

A perky, refreshing drink that's just the thing to quench the thirst after a long morning in the garden.

But in Niger, a sun-baked land where drought occurs with alarming frequency, a major impediment to education is thirst and the long trek required to quench it.

She ignored her thirst for a long time, until her throat felt stuffed with cotton and the little girl wouldn't stop complaining.