1 She was hungry for news of her friends.

2 Journalists were hungry for details.

3 Both parties are hungry for power.

4 The orphan was hungry for affection.

5 She is hungry for success.

6 Being hungry for the whole morning, I couldn't help cramming myself.

7 I was hungry for the security of routine and revelled in roast beef Sundays and meat-pie Mondays.

8 Women were hungry for a new life away from the heat, from the cloister, hungry for education, hungry for travel.

9 My editors were hungry for every morsel of Hollywood gossip.

10 He was hungry for something, but did not know that.

11 The viewers are hungry for better television, and more of it.

12 Tablet users do seem to be hungry for news.

13 Can we literally be hungry for money?

14 Many people appear to be hungry for money.

15 Your blood-sugar level falls: You will soon be hungry for breakfast.

16 You seem to be hungry for new sights, sounds, and stimulation in general, and curious about how you can create richer experiences to your life.

17 You may be hungry for more meaningful experiences in your life, and you're bound to benefit from trusting your heart right now.

18 Rat people can be hungry for power. On the downside, their ambition can often spill over into vanity and heartlessness.

19 He seemed not to be hungry for me so I kept enticing him.

20 Until then, people instinctively, the people wanted to be hungry for dinner, people with the Lions is not the same?

21 Women an appetite for risk may also be hungry for sex, a study suggests.

22 Democrats are going to be hungry for real accomplishment," added Professor Lichtman.

23 Peter says, ' Put them all away and be hungry for the Word of God'.

24 In today's world many people appear to be hungry for money.

25 Steal this celebrity trick: Before a party or event where they'll be serving food, pre-eat before you leave so you won't be hungry for fattening, collagen-busting snacks upon your arrival.

26 'That would be grand, certainly, ' said Alice thoughtfully: 'but then--I shouldn't be hungry for it,[] you know.'

27 These stats suggest that Shangpin's target customer likely will be hungry for the type of online editorial content Shangpin plans to provide and, ideally, buy it as shopping advice.

28 The Gold Medals are now secure, but the younger members of the US Olympic team will be hungry for more Olympic success in Beijing in 2008.

29 'We can't make any assurances to the Dutch but even if the lineup is very different from the two previous ones I can assure you that all the players who play will be hungry for victory.

30 I'd eat onions everyday rather than eat a big meal for one day and be hungry for the rest of my life.