Sentence examples for simply want some from inspiring English sources

"You simply want some fruitiness and some juiciness".

He might simply want some immediate cash, and there's nothing wrong with that.

They simply want some cash and are hoping some software developers can spruce up some wonder as they merely sit back and try to hawk wares via a storefront.

Babies, elders, and pets could be alarmed by singing, or they could just simply want some peace and quiet.

The first time she had simply wanted some advice.

For decades, soccer officials in the United States simply wanted some fans in their stadiums.

Many Nigerians, however, feel that the government simply wants some extra time to regroup its campaign forces.

After a while it becomes easy to imagine that the big, white beast might have simply wanted some peace and quiet.

In a later article, McCain said, "Nothing I've written in this column generated as much visceral response as my nine paragraphs about ("Bop Gun")." In addition to responses from angry fans, McCain received a call from David Mills, who McCain said "simply wanted some insight as to what specifically I didn't like about his show and how the writers might improve on the next one".

He might going through a hard time or just simply wants some air to breathe.

"We simply just wanted some cigarettes," Giramma said.