Sentence examples for thirst to try from inspiring English sources
It seemed to me that a place like the Narborough Road (as well as several other, similar high streets in Leicester) hadn't grown into what they were through council initiatives and a metropolitan-style thirst to try something new.
A margarita or a Mexican beer will quench your desert thirst, after which you may want to try a steaming fiery bowl of menudo ($4.95).
I sucked the remaining drops of chlorine-tab treated water from my Camelbak to try to quench my thirst and slapped on a smile, scooting past the woman now sitting on her dog as the man of the ger readied my horse.
[C2.] China Goes Shopping for Oil China's thirst for oil has led Chinese energy companies to try to strike ambitious export deals with Canadian companies.
She had been contemplating the 50 hours she'd just spent crushed inside a tiny cupboard, hidden beneath a pile of clothes, with nothing but a bottle of body lotion to try to quench a raging thirst.
That's like the equivalent to having six crying babies with only one babysitter to try to simultaneously get them bottles to quench their "thirst".
Here is how I envision this.' " Of his thirst for film, Manning said: "I knew that's where I was going to try to gain some type of edge.
He understands the Iraqis' thirst for revenge but says that those now running the special tribunal set up last December to try Mr Hussein are determined to do everything in accordance with the highest standards of international justice.
But there's also ample evidence that as the world's growing thirst for resources, including gold, pushes ever more intensively into the Amazon's last frontiers, both Venezuela and Brazil would do well to try to improve governance in the region.
The "thirst" to improve "their respective fortunes, not so much from real want as from the desire to surpass others," would lead people to try to subordinate others.
A third seemed to be overwhelmed by the situation, or the thirst, and tried to sabotage the boat himself.
