Sentence examples for needing in from inspiring English sources

There was even a fox jumper which I shall be needing in a girl size.

Elizabeth knew what she would be needing in a husband — a source of strength.

It is the kind the whole city will be needing in the weeks ahead.

Gibbs opens by describing "a set that might have been executed by Salvador Dali, needing, in fact, only a rubbery watch and a couple of lamb chops".

But after his disastrous courtship of Lou Salomé, whose affections were stolen by Nietzsche's close friend Paul Rée, he came to regard feminism as one of the most disastrous byproducts of modernity, and women as needing (in the words of a character in "Zarathustra") "the whip".

Be able to talk about your abilities and what accommodations you anticipate needing in the workplace, and provide five examples of your accomplishments.

She said those needing in-patient care would either be transferred to T'sepong Hospital, a new referral facility outside Maseru's city centre, or to other district hospitals.

Ms. Garner, who is a nurse practitioner and now runs an advocacy group called AdvanceClass, speaks to groups about the fact that young adults who see themselves as invincible are only one dive into shallow water away from needing in-home care for the rest of their lives.

He eliminated all corporate-level meetings except for two he introduced: the weekly, mandatory business plan review, when the senior team reported its progress on specific goals, and the special-attention review, when executives took up issues needing in-depth consideration.

Virtual consults may allow clinicians to receive guidance without added patient cost and inconvenience of physically going to the specialist, and may improve access to sub-specialists by "freeing up" some appointments for use by other patients needing in-person visits (unpublished, Price DW, 2009).

RESERVATIONS Needed in season.