If you think of the desert as the vast wastelands of unfulfilled thirst that is modern life for women who sleep with men, just endlessly trekking through an inhospitable climate in the hope that, eventually, they might stumble upon a secure, respectful, pussy eater to tide them over for a while.
Immediately, this film confronts us with all the very worst kinds of peril: solitude, desperation, vast bodies of open water, thirst, imminent death and the prospect of being passed over at the Oscars in favour of Christian Bale's crappy American Hustle wig.
Distillers are increasing production and creating vast supply chains to quench the thirst of whiskey lovers worldwide.
Even as they quench their thirst for power, even as they galvanize their vast bases, their credibility disappears.
Travelling with Bedouin Arabs across the vast, remote, and deadly Empty Quarter, he battled heat and cold, hunger and thirst, fear and boredom.
China -- thirsting for oil and unquestionably driven by the vast store of oil and natural gas that reportedly lie beneath these ocean waters--waited until it was strong enough economically and militarily to reassert the nine-dash line.
They pointed out the obvious risks: they had only the faintest idea where they were; Cammaara was surrounded by vast tracts of semidesert ruled by feuding militias; if they didn't die of thirst or exhaustion, they would probably be killed or recaptured.
If shopping has left you with a thirst, head next door to the tiny Milk Bar, which makes up for its diminutive size with a vast list of IPAs, stouts, ales and barley wines.
