Sentence examples for time I craved from inspiring English sources

There was a time I craved escape.

The next time I craved the red wine beans, I completely ignored their vegetarian origin and added bacon to the mix.

The next time I craved beans, I walked right past the canned-goods section in the supermarket and headed straight for a package of dried Great Northern beans.

For the first time I craved a crinoline: my legs were chilly in shorts, and though the sky was cloudless, the rising sun would take time to warm my path.

Now, the free time I craved for years makes me anxious, I spend way too much time on Facebook (Status Update. Martha is...Doing Nothing!), and the quiet allows me to hear every voice inside my head, that's my mother's, two astrologers', three shrinks', and about ten boyfriends'.

He says that he has always been fascinated with Kennedy, and that "anytime I've ever met a person who knew him — someone who was there with J.F.K. in real time — I crave hearing his or her first-person memories".

At times I craved the sensory thrill of historical realism, but van Hove's production highlights Shakespeare's profound understanding of the role of naked power-hunger in the body politic.

Were it not for having to go out to get food from time to time (since not everything I craved could be delivered), I had no life at all.

As for me, next time I'm craving a Cubano, I'll still be heading over to West Logan Square to get the real deal at El Cubanito.

Of course the e-world has its major advantages, but there are a lot of times when I crave face-to-face meetings.

In a hard-driving, deadline-oriented organization where instant decisions and constant interruptions were part of life, I craved time to reflect.