Sentence examples for relentless thirst from inspiring English sources

Yet even his detractors cannot deny that Mr Chirac's analysis of the risks of that war turned out to be prescient.At home, Mr Chirac's political career has been marked less by ideological coherence, or even by an evolution in thinking about the use of power, than by a relentless thirst to win it.

Her participation in the resistance is fueled by caffeine and a relentless thirst for civil rights.

In Season 2, premiering this Friday, February 14 -- a perfect Valentine from Netflix to us -- someone new might get in the way of Francis' relentless thirst for power.

What their models show is that from the moment our relentless thirst for technological progress was sparked, greenhouse gas emissions have been gradually warming up the planet.

In part, it is the media model itself -- the publicly-held, profit-only structure that drives the entity's relentless thirst for more and more market-share at any cost.

Whatever doubts foreigners may entertain in terms of tactics and technical refinement, they stand in awe before the reckless passion of the English game, its blood and guts commitment, its relentless, guns-blazing thirst for goals.

On lesser known islands Poros, Serifos, Folegandros, Milos and Astipalea my only companions have been goats, relentless sun and thirst which I forgot to provide for.

As soon as the sun appeared the heat was relentless and a terrible thirst overtook both girls.

These tween mean girls have been hurling ugly tweets at the Thirst Project at a relentless pace for over ten days As of this writing the pleas to Bieber's management to please explain to his fans that they are doing real harm to real do-gooders, have gone unanswered.

Instead Babchenko presents us with a relentless account of fear, boredom, confusion, filth, cold, disease, hunger, thirst and lingering dread - a world that feels far removed from the gold-embossed bestselling accounts of square-jawed British or American ex-soldiers.

Anything seems possible for this ambitious 43-year-old politician, who has catapulted himself into the national spotlight with his relentless attack on Wall Street, capitalizing on the public's thirst for revenge for all the money lost in the past three years in the stock market.