Sentence examples for starved from from inspiring English sources
A torrential rainfall and subsequent deluge in January 1859 soaked the Mad River country until the Wintoon were starved from their forest hide-outs.
He documented the skeletal remains of young chicks, so bloated with the plastic they had been mistakenly fed by their parents – from beer can loops and bottle tops to cigarette lighters – that they had starved from lack of nutrition.
"How can a system function properly when it is starved from the critical basic resources it needs?" The number of cases soared after the Bush administration hired thousands of new immigration agents and stepped up raids in factories and communities.
He is surely drawing an implicit parallel with the AIDS epidemic of 1990s New York, capturing the erotic thrill, as well as the grief, of lovers sharing a fatal disease: "When Theodore thought of his future as a syphilitic — half crazed, open sores running on his body, his frame starved from the collapse of his digestion — he pictured Elliott with him, clinging to him.
Kieran, being only slightly pedantic, writes: "If you keep spelling his name Ham rison, it's seems only a matter of time until Robert Key, starved from his duties in the field turns his slavering chops to this exotically names pork based product".
Just as the New York Racing Association depends on the low and high rollers to pass through the gates -- a record 1,011,669 over the 36-day meet last year -- and plunk down enough bets to average more than $15 million in daily handle, the denizens of the Brunswick count on one another to renourish souls starved from too little horse racing for much of the year and too much of the everyday grind.
They were tempting us with a big pot of soup that was boiling — we were all starving from a few days of chow deprivation.
Decades later, Earl's 15-year-old grandson, Brad, runs away from his home in Phoenix, in flight from his emotionally unavailable mother and a house that was "starving from the inside out, it seemed to me, for something alive".
After spending four decades covering Syria, I couldn't bear more tales of woe about the millions who have died, fled, been displaced, lost jobs, or are starving from six years of war.
He can talk for an hour, for instance, about the experience of starving from the anorexic's perspective.
Behance also launched "The 99%", its research arm and think tank, which includes an eponymous webzine and conference that offers creatives tips, articles, and the opportunity to network in an effort to move ideas to execution and assist creatives in the endeavor to removing "starving" from "starving artist".
