Sentence examples for want for some from inspiring English sources

George Vecsey, though perceptive and entertaining, does us a disservice in his quick analysis of Jacques Rogge ("Games Want for Some Fight at the Top," Aug. 30).

If, for example you want (for some reason) to change the date on your computer, you won't be able to do it in the big Modern UI tiles.

"This is not political at all; this is just something students want for some closure," said Mr. Hsu, who graduated from Harvard and spent four years in the Army.

Legislation regarding percentage of members voting for industrial action will be pushed through and this will lead to action by the main teaching unions, something Gove seems to want for some bizarre reason.

Gardner: If someone decides they didn't want, for some reason, their content to go out through this platform, wouldn't it be fairly easy for them to block it?

While waiting for our music ban to kick in (again, you'll all be receiving letters in the mail shortly detailing when and where you'll be expected to hand over your music-related goods), I spent Thursday thinking to myself: "You know what I really want for some reason?

Several commanders are wanted for some of Colombia's worst war atrocities.

"I had wanted for some time to write a novel of childhood," he said in 2005.

The authority has wanted for some time to sell the development rights for the parcel now in dispute.

George Osborne has given universities what they have wanted for some time: the abolition of the student number cap.

Olivia Cornet and Harold Wallin are painters who had been wanting for some time to move to New York.