Sentence examples for we've been starved from inspiring English sources

I think it could be one of our greatest records because we've been starved of each other for a few years.

"We've been starved for choice on the west side," said Jonathan Watts, a principal at the Cuningham Group, an architecture firm in Marina Del Rey that designed the Element and Indigo projects for John Laing Homes.

It feels like we've been starved of triple-A horror titles recently, so I think this is very timely".

Instead of feeding the better angels of our nature, we've been starving them, and a result is that we're impoverishing ourselves.

Of course, all across the country, we've been starving our infrastructure for a long time now, and the opportunity to put people back to work by rebuilding our economic foundation is enormously important.

The fact is that we've been starving vital public investments for decades.

"We have been starved of tournaments in England.

Perhaps the reason why Bergman's tormented personal life seems now to be of less consequence is that, as viewers, we have been starved of the emotional intensity on which his best film-making thrived - the tittle-tattle, the scandals and the tales of childhood misery we can do without.

We have been starved of Thompson lately, and of her forthright comic briskness; imagine if she had played Bridget from the start, denuding the role of its self-pity, and of its oddly archaic assumption that life without a mate is not just discontented but dud.

"I think we have been starving a little bit for a female player to come through," Watson said.

Well, first we were running after wild horses because we have been starving and thinking about getting energy of horse meat.