Sentence examples for looking for sustenance from inspiring English sources

If you're looking for sustenance, the colorfully decorated (and moderately priced) Las Olas has delicious Mexican fare and refreshing margaritas.

/ Famished-full," an emotional state with aesthetic ramifications: it sends us ricocheting from line to line and poem to poem looking for sustenance.

Yet Mr Maliki also drew special comfort from a public endorsement by Iran's foreign minister, Manuchehr Mottaki, when he reiterated support for the Iraqi government's efforts to disarm the Shia militias, presumably including those of Mr Sadr, which have previously looked for sustenance to Iran.Mr Maliki also used both meetings to chide his neighbours for not helping him enough.

It can still be a struggle to find vegetarian food in small-town diners, and it makes most sense to look for sustenance in areas that are highly populated and diverse: big cosmopolitan cities are the best place to look for vegetarian and vegan food.

The habitués of Harry's slowly crawl from the depths onto the sand spit that is the barroom, looking for a little sustenance, which is to say booze, and an audience for their self-pity.

These hunters weren't looking for trophies, so much as sustenance.

With famine looming after the failure of the harvest and the blockade of French ports and trade, the French government was forced to look overseas for sustenance.

Those looking for a more scholarly version of this dialogue should look to Doc Searls' recent Life Management piece for sustenance.

I am always alert when going in or out of the house, looking for the movement that indicates a critter of some sort (usually a rabbit or a squirrel, but frequently a skunk) snooping around the hedges seeking sustenance.

And then you look up and it's Thursday and you've been sacked and your wife has left you and you realise that you've subconsciously taken to licking your own tear-streaked face for sustenance.

Hunger pangs, or the fear thereof, drive our search for sustenance.