Sentence examples for making hunger from inspiring English sources

McQueen said that after making Hunger, a film about a man with no freedom, he was interested in making a film about a man who had access to anything.

The first was when he talked about learning about slavery – "All I remember feeling was a real sense of shame and embarrassment about it" – and that emotion may explain why he had never set foot on a film set before making Hunger, nor watched almost any other film about slavery before making 12 Years A Slave, including an earlier TV adaptation of the book.

When she making "Hunger in L.A.," de la Peña enlisted a UC Berkley student who was making a new kind of VR goggles in his garage.

Yet our Congressional leaders are making hunger worse.

Deans were challenged to find ways of making hunger relevant to their course study, from architecture to engineering.

In addition to making "Hunger Games" fans (and Hayffie shippers) happy, this year Banks is also spreading the love with the help of American Greetings' #ThankList.

Make hunger your friend.

Shortages of food and of basic medical supplies made hunger and infection a constant concern.

And to make "Hunger" a remotely easy film would have been a betrayal of the facts.

The current volatility of grain markets combined with broad economic malaise makes hunger vulnerability an urgent concern.

"Perhaps the authorities finally made hunger striking such a horrendous experience that some men, at least, are dropping out," Mr. Remes said.