Sentence examples for wave of hungry from inspiring English sources

When the next wave of hungry public had been seated and breaded and watered, there'd be a punishing rush.

"Android's challenge for 2013 will be to defend its leadership, not only against Apple, but also against an emerging wave of hungry challengers that includes Microsoft, Blackberry, Firefox and Tizen".

With arch-rival Mexico now streaking ahead on a wave of hungry young promise, Klinsmann's first order will be to catch up with the new boss in the region.

I walked through A.K.'s glass doors for the first time in the mid-nineties, but I know there were countless waves of hungry young kids before me and after me — you could swap my stories and memories for dozens of others.

As a result of the terrible death toll in the last decades of the 19th century, Shaanxi became a haven for a wave of land-hungry immigrants from Sichuan and Hebei provinces.

China's reasons to keep the state propped up are obvious, not least halting waves of impoverished hungry refugees streaming over the Yalu River.

With so much still to be decided, finding the right chemistry within the boats – blending those who have performed in previous Games with a new wave of young and hungry rowers – will be key to whether Team GB can exceed already lofty expectations.

We are all but guaranteed to eventually face a real wave of tired, poor, hungry, huddled masses yearning to breathe free.

Mr. Koizumi's promises of a Japanese economic perestroika carried him to power on a wave of enthusiasm from voters hungry for a fresh approach.

He criticized "unfettered capitalism" in his apostolic exhortation "Evangelii Gaudium," and will be leading a worldwide wave of prayer for the hungry on Dec. 10th, Human Rights Day.

I know, of course, that such things are relative, and other New Yorks will exist for other younger waves of the young, hungry, and weird, but it does nothing to soften my lament for the passing of this one.