Sentence examples for were starved for a from inspiring English sources

"They were starved for a quarter-century.

Reporters were starved for a White House scandal, even if it had to be about presidential children, who have often been considered unfair game.

I figured there must be a lot of jokers in his position, who were starved for a little intellectual communication with the opposite sex and would pay through the nose for it.

Fox News Channel was founded 12 years ago with an argument that the mainstream news media were biased toward liberals and that nonliberals were starved for a "Fair and Balanced" television antidote by day and openly conservative-leaning opinion by night.

Animals were starved for a minimum of 24 h before they were used in experiments described below.

We further found that females that had fed on sugar for 3 days had significantly higher lipid levels when compared with females that were starved for a similar duration (Tukey: P = 0.017), indicating that N. vitripennis females successfully ingested food, leading to a reduced rate of lipid expenditure when sugar was available.

Briefly, HEK-293 cells stably expressing either wild-type Nrf13×Flag or Nrf1 m1)3×Flag were starved for an hour in methionine-free medium and pulsed for an additional hour with 50 µM L-azidohomoalanine.

The country is starved for a grown-up debate.

We're starved for a collective sense of affirmation.

"They're starved for a winner," Manager John Gibbons said of the fans.

The region is starved for a winner, and though realignment could help the Orioles, implementation is still far off.