Sentence examples for needy gone from inspiring English sources

Gone is the fear of seeming needy; gone, too, the option of using sex as a shortcut to intimacy.

The next day at school, as the town is stunned by Colin's death, Needy goes to the school library's occult section and surmises that Jennifer is a succubus; she is weakest when she is hungry, and must feed on flesh in order to sustain her life and appearance.

Carter's calculation the needy were going to need 12 billion and some dollars for food stamps in fiscal year 1982, whereas the truly needy are going to need only ten billion and some by Pres.

"We see so many needy people going hungry here.

There's a lot of marketing to needy people going on".

After all, despite the cities' claims of tight budgets, wealthy owners have still gained access to the public purse while other needy institutions go wanting.

Almost a quarter of federal Pell grant funds for needy students go to for-profit education, according to a new analysis by the research firm Student Lending Analytics.

But a study this spring by the Citizens Committee for Childrenn, a nonprofit advocacy group, cited a dozen neighborhoods that had the greatest need, from University Heights in the Bronx, where more than 6,000 needy children went without day care, to Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, with 2,800 children.

Her voice had gone needy, as soft as a rotting fruit.

Jack Rosenthal, the president of The Times Company Foundation, said that while money donated to the 9/11 Neediest Fund goes to help people who are suffering because of the destruction of the trade center, money given to the Neediest Cases Fund goes where it does every year, to relieve desperation among the poor people of New York City.

A former city housing agency supervisor has been arrested on charges that she took bribes of $5,000 to $6,000 from more than a dozen tenants to provide them with federal rent subsidy vouchers that should have gone to needy families.