Sentence examples for need some sustenance from inspiring English sources

Happily, the Dyke's End pub that is right next to the end of this walk comes highly recommended and also serves food - and if you need some sustenance during the walk, the Red Lion en route at Swaffham Prior serves real ales and good food, and has an extensive beer-garden.

We can do it, too, but we're going to need some sustenance before we begin.

Those old white dudes in the Senate needed some sustenance as they set about revoking what has long been colloquially known as Obamacare.

But our friends over in The Times's Dining section thought fans will need some more sustenance during the big game on Sunday.

And if you are partying during Mardi Gras, you will most likely be in need of some sustenance at unusual hours.

Three food banks open every week because so many need basic sustenance, a proportion in work, the rest not.

Keeping lean means you'll need less sustenance, get in fewer fights and lower the chance of getting mugged off by some jerk with a shotgun when you try to crack into their skull.

Keeping lean means you'll need less sustenance, get in fewer fights, and lower the chance of getting chased off by some jerk with a shotgun when you try to crack into their skull.

I have learned that I can be confident enough not to need emotional sustenance, but not so confident that I threaten him.

(And, in times of direst straits, Martha Stewart and Jon Stewart are combined for a gig on LifeSucks channel)....Having a meal at your parents' is not obligatory any longer since you need the sustenance....We rent our homes by the hour to couples.

Groopman contends that hope itself is in effect a vital organ, an entity that desperately needs sustenance, and that this sustenance is as essential to living "as the very oxygen we breathe".