thirst of

To water the long dry thirst of her faith her pride had made a bargain which her flesh could not keep.

That with it We may give life to a dead land, and slake the thirst of things We have created, - cattle and men in great numbers.

I shall not seek a well to slake the burning thirst of my heart.

Naturally, this did not slake Schleicher's thirst of power.

Its land mass is not large enough to supply the thirst of its 5m inhabitants.

The psalmist longs to meet with God in worship, relieving the thirst of his soul in God's presence.

Yellow sand trail, and buried the number of those who hunger and thirst of Avicennia exile and lonely soul.

Now that the Administration is drinking poison to quench thirst of this type of development is a cause for concern.

This rain tumbling in the Amazon today might once have flowed through Imperial Rome, or slaked the thirst of a dinosaur.

Jesus is the only one resource of contenting the thirst of soul.

Although bond can quench nation's thirst of money, well, its power will undermine a nation when the value of bond declined.

Its breast will be as food to the hungry, and its tongue will assuage the thirst of those who are dry.

The legislators disagreed about a proposal to reduce the fuel-thirst of American cars.

Rubber barons lit cigars with $100 bank notes and slaked the thirst of their horses with silver buckets of chilled French champagne.

It is perhaps the thirst of the fever, a sleepless night's dream, a delirious's effect.

By 2050, the city will need six times the amount of water it currently uses in order to quench the thirst of its inhabitants.

Its because we thirst of things we love.

Jesus is thirsting for our love, and this is the thirst of everyone, poor and rich alike.

You have thirst of power .

thirsty Point has the thirst of the effect, can eliminate smokers polydipsia;

Let kisses quench This thirst of mine

Curiosity is the thirst of the soul. (No. 103)