Sentence examples for one craving from inspiring English sources

The campaign's tag line: "Beat cigarettes one craving at a time".

"Each one craves for the big play.

"No one craves more attention than Canadians.

"Of course one craves that desperately — you're in America," she said.

Here in the intense sun one craved coolness rather than heat.

I, for one, crave to know more about the psychology of females who enjoy disrobing before droves of paying strangers.

The more one abuses love, the more one craves love, and the less one is able to feel or obtain it.

There were moments when the cast moved together so efficiently and so like a well-oiled machine that one craved a spark of nonchoreographed freshness.

And a beatific "Beggar Woman and Child, Estoril, Portugal" is so reduced to dull black, grays and white that one craves a vintage version.

But, much as I relish Orton's scathing verbal wit, there comes a point when one craves something more than blanket cynicism.

"What one craves from the National is some alternative to a musical-dominated commercial culture rather than a duplication of it," wrote Guardian theatre critic Michael Billington.