Sentence examples for need of something from inspiring English sources

"The toolbox is in desperate need of something like this.

"I'm in need of something that can promote my life and my family's life".

This leaves the province in need of something other than independence.

Mr. Rohan, the analyst, said that Yahoo investors were "desperately in need of something to cheer about".

He charmed people in order to get what he needed, and he was generally in need of something.

But if you feel you are in need of something slightly richer, try this: it is just as lovely.

"It's when they're in need of something -- troubles, grief, problems in the family, children who are sick, or they're sick.

AFTER six challenging months in office, Japan's prime minister may feel the need of something a bit stronger than a can of Japan's beloved low-malt beer.

Whenever medical science does not provide a cure, there's going to be a "psychological gap, the need of something better," he said.

The first two – cupcake places and frozen yogurt shops – are imports from abroad, perhaps indicative of a population in need of something sweet, comforting and affordable.

By September 2004, fans of witty teen shows with strong female characters were in need of something to fill the Buffy-shaped hole in our lives.