be wanting

Next thing you know, they'll be wanting to go back to living in caves, nobody work any more, live hat way for a while.

I really will need just a suitcase and toothbrush in the beginning, but soon enough I imagine I'll be wanting things like furniture.

That's probably good news but somehow at the moment I don't seem to be wanting to be thought of as parental.

Since you will eventually create through the power of thought, you will not be wanting for anything at all.

They may not be wanting to share other things as well, though those things have been less obviously private.

And, of course, one needs the mindset to be wanting to give away what you have as a surplus.

He'll be wanting his team to turn Liverpool over, but that's why we have to be fully briefed, fully prepared and focused on the job.

Book's almost finished, your legs are getting better. Soon you'll be wanting to leave.

There's just a lot of people there, their income levels are rising and they're going to be wanting to eat more meat in their diet.

"I expect you'll be wanting to see your old place, " Lou observed more cordially.

My son Godfrey'll be wanting to have a round with you if you run off with Miss Nancy.

Now that he was distinguished, maybe she would be wanting to "make up" .

I will be wanting them to be small round and flat with a picture injected inside so that it doesn't wear away with play.

If you will be wanting anything, just let me know.

And they must be wanting to draw up a will to give their money away, too.

And they must be wanting to draw up a will to give their money, too.

Aye, now what yeh be wanting to know about me for?

I heard Mr. Rhett say that he'll be wanting a son next year.

Send forward Zenas, the lawyer, and Apollo, with care, that nothing be wanting to them.

"Good day, " says she, "and what may you be wanting? "

That's three nights you've been up, you'll be wanting some sleep.

Waiter, there's a fly in my soup! Keep it down sir, or they'll all be wanting one.

Will you be wanting the Bat-Pod, sir? -In the middle of the day, Alfred? Not very subtle.

Keep it down sir, or they'll all be wanting one.

Makes it hard to face tomorrow 'cause I Know I'll be wanting you again.

Interesting. Will your tuchis be wanting some lingus?

e. g. They won't be wanting this.

Oh, but I am pretty sure that you will be wanting to sleep a lot.

Will you be wanting more cakes, Mary?

"No arguments shall be wanting on my part that can alleviate so severe a misfortune" (Jane Austen). To assuage is to soothe or make milder

Wanting you to be wanting me

As an intransitive verb in the sense "to be wanting or deficient, " lack is used chiefly in the present participle with in:

Only two automatic promotion places are on offer and those behind us will certainly be wanting to overtake us;

network is gonna be wanting plenty of coverage

To be wanting or deficient:

Be wanting in ability and shallow in knowledge