Sentence examples for original need from inspiring English sources

A lot of their disillusionment is of their own creation, stemming from their original need to see her and Ed in mythic terms.

Making "an ice-bound traverse" of Rannoch Moor, trekking through the Black Wood east of Rannoch, teetering on cliffs that define the north coast of Scotland and contemplating the peatbogs (the "Flows") nearby, he is at once taken out of himself and connected with the original need for his journeys.

"When I needed to go to a bigger phone network we expanded this system by adding extensions which we allotted to individuals, so we have a main number but then also some direct dial numbers too," says Roger. "That's why I picked a system that could grow with us because my original need was setting up an office but not wanting to change the number I'd been using at home.

The synthesis community has fractured; there are some pockets out there, but the original need no longer exists.

The new tracks were made available from Talbot's official website so that those who bought the original need not buy the rerelease.

Some playing now are too young to have played the original Need for Speed: Underground – which is starting to make me feel old – so we said the new game was going to have these features in it, and it was going to be called simply Need for Speed, because that's just what it should be.

It's a very impressive achievement, reawakening my heretical doubts as to whether the Russian original needed to be every bit as opaque and lugubrious and slow.

That's nice, because the original needed something like a constant 5-megabit connection to stay at full quality, and even during the demos I noticed some glitches.

Even as the newer population integrates into the established population--usually by the second generation--the echoes of the immigrant's original needs continue to sound, often with new clarity and articulation.

However, once the tool was fully deployed (about 3 years after the original needs assessment exercise), the procurement team realised that the basic training for the tool offered by an intermediary external provider was insufficient.

According to Furmedge, who sells between 150 and 200 Wisdens every month, rare early editions can sell for as much as £35,000, while a complete set of originals needs to be insured for about £350,000.