Sentence examples for quite thirsty from inspiring English sources

They're also quite thirsty.

"Businesses are quite thirsty and you need to go with their pace," she said.

Come to think of it, I'm quite thirsty at the moment, and thirst is a symptom of diabetes, isn't it?

The V-8 engine is powerful and clean -- it has an ultra-low-emissions rating -- though quite thirsty.

"People are quite thirsty and want a large-sized soda".

Now I'm feeling quite thirsty - a glass of juice would be most welcome.

The 2.4-liter isn't quite as thirsty, with an estimated highway rating of 33 m.p.g.

Still, the Tiburon's V-6 is quite a bit more thirsty (19 m.p.g. in town, 26 on the highway) than either the small-displacement Toyota (23/32) or Acura (24/31).

Mature plants have well-developed root systems that form into a ball, which can get quite dense--and thirsty.

Stay Thirsty is a durable colt who has not quite received his due despite turning in a stout and successful campaign this year.

Is she not quite herself, is her appetite is reduced, is she more thirsty than usual, or does she keep vomiting?