Monosyllabic words in want of form, very important language best fit the existence of transformation.
She spoke of her as you might speak of some young person of genius-in want of encouragement and patronage.
As a country which has wherewithal to buy tobacco will never be long in want of it.
Are you in want of money?
Many thousands are in want of basic needs; hundreds of thousands are in want of basic comforts, sir.
Happy, on the contrary, for what am I in want of!
It is a truthuniversally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortunemust be in want of a wife.
The house was in want of repair.
He who sees what is right and doesn't do it is in want of courage. --Confucirs
Pride and Prejudice It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.
The present system is in want of a total review.
The wolf answered: "If she's in want of a husband now, then will it please her to step below?"
But owing to the unidirectivity of time flowage, music must be replayed in want of reappreciation.
Our company is in want of fund.
However, needless to say, the wedding of friends sincere greetings and hope is as sure as a gun, although some still in want of perfection.
People in Africa are in want of food.
Natural endowment of resources comprises shortage of economic deficiency in politically participating ability and in want of cultural and educational resources.
I was in want of boots, of clothes, of the whole human varnish that makes a man perceptible.
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