Sentence examples for whose thirst from inspiring English sources

Accomplished athlete, a respected educator whose thirst for knowledge kept her young.

They picked out Michael Malloy, an old customer of Tony's whose thirst was immense, but his buying ability limited.

Within months he was renamed 'The Fat Chick Thriller', whose thirst for championship gold was only matched by his thirst for overweight women.

The elderly (whose thirst sensation may be dulled), people who are ill, and those flying in airplanes are especially vulnerable to dehydration.

Another friend wrote: "Rarely does one meet a man whose thirst for knowledge has been so comprehensively quenched, a man with a talent for conversing on any topic".

Until the price drops, Mr. Giazzon said, he expects the largest group of buyers to be stock and commodity traders, whose thirst for screen space is apparently unquenchable.

This will be taken home for the girl Eli (Lina Leandersson), who turns out to be not his daughter but his eternal undead mistress, whose unending thirst has to be slaked at all costs.

Downey, whose own thirst for Coca-Cola has been acclaimed in a company house organ as unquenchable, is not only a caroller for Coke but one of nearly eleven hundred domestic bottlers of the drink.

All of which felt perfectly proper for Katie P, the ne plus ultra of modern Material Girls whose extraordinary thirst for exciting new marketing opportunities makes dear old Auntie Madonna look like an also-ran.

So almost immediately, it was denounced by key conservative members of Congress, neocons, and Republican presidential candidates, whose unquenched thirst for blood almost always outweighs their supposed commitment to peace.

Somehow, the Omnicorp crony whose blind thirst for capital directly shapes Murphy's descent into hell becomes the films most likeable anti-hero: "Let me make it real clear to you," he explains.