Sentence examples for should crave from inspiring English sources

In fact that is the last thing anyone should crave.

It may seem strange that, in the capital of foodie France, British expats should crave British nosh.

Maybe Peterson can defy the odds, but for a No. 1 overall pick you should crave more certainty.

Mr Kudrin told the Kommersant newspaper: "It never ceases to amaze me why a far from impoverished oil company should crave those loopholes so vehemently".

We should crave stories about people of all sizes, shapes, colours and orientations – whose narrative place isn't a given because of or in spite of their "otherness", but who exist in our books because they exist in the world.

So the puzzle is not that we should crave protein, but that our protein anxiety has become so acute at a time when the average person in developed countries has a surfeit of protein in their diet – at least according to official guidelines, which recommend a minimum of 0.8g of protein a day per kilogram of body weight.

Should you crave a bit of V.I.P. treatment or need to make a mad dash after an Ultimate Arden Facial ($255), there is a private side entrance.

Should you crave a tauter drive, you can press the Sport button and feel the suspension firm up, which means the serenity over small bumps suffers.

Should you crave something stronger than apple juice or chocolate milk to go into your box lunch, there are now individual Tetra Pak boxes of wine.

Should you crave that kind of drama, the headband, which was on the Dolce & Gabbana fall runway in several variations, will be in the store, for $750, at the end of August.

The port of Lopud has a handful of cafes, restaurants and hotels, but the bright lights of Dubrovnik are just a 50-minute ferry ride away should you crave a change of tempo.