Sentence examples for with wants from inspiring English sources

Every local authority we work with wants a different set of things to be measured.

Despite their small size, mice are thinking, feeling creatures with wants and needs and a capacity to suffer.

In my experience the person you're with wants more sex rather than less as the years go by.

"Every girl I work with wants long hair," said Kim Ferry, who runs the styling teams on "Bunheads" and "Pretty Little Liars," shows popular with teenagers.

Hospitals compete to attract patients (every transplant center Weber speaks with wants to perform his son's operation) and stringently guard their surgical outcome data, as Weber discovers when he tries to find out if the blithe assurances of the Columbia transplant team are scientifically valid.

I mean a lot to him, but what is it I mean to him if I'm not a complete person with history, with wants, with needs?" Constanza met Wilson at Yale fourteen years ago, when she designed costumes for "The Piano Lesson," and she has a kind of clear-eyed fatalism about her life with this ambitious storyteller.

He's O.K. with wanting to learn".

I was woozy with wanting.

Lebensraum unified need with want, murder with convenience.

That doesn't square with wanting five more Tory years.

It's a place associated with wanting, focus, craving.