Sentence examples for want of everything from inspiring English sources

The Continentals at Hillsboro were "in want of everything except arms," many "almost naked," and large numbers unable to take the field for want of shoes.

Clad in a new purple dress and skintight red satin pants, the girls make their debut as a duo to be reckoned with, afraid of nothing and in want of everything.

They want to work, be independent, make money, and want sort of everything that the rest of us want.

We want more of everything — more roads, more space, we want to carve up more forests, so there's a big threat and a big challenge.

"Polly want half of everything you own".

The ones who look around and say they want one of everything.

That's the thing I want out of everything," she said.

This particular barn – pinkish Herefordshire stone, tarred clapboard, slate roof – is the sort of place where you walk in and say "I want one of everything".

"As middle class consumers emerge, they want more of everything that the United States is well-positioned to make and to export.

The board changes daily, and while you'll probably want one of everything, the copper-crusted fried chicken – if it's available – flies me to the moon.

We want more of everything - more support for the game, more girls playing.