1. The thirsty man craved water.

2. He knelt before the king and craved for mercy.

3. He craved the teacher's pardon.

4. The tired old man craved for rest.

5. The more gifts she received, the more she craved, until he was living beyond his means.

6. The wound craved attention.

7. He craved effort, especially mental effort.

8. The Birth Grandmother craved the clarity of blue.

9. It was the sweet life he had always craved.

10. Gandhi always craved harmony with his surroundings.

11. I've always craved love and acceptance.

12. Another snort of poppers and I craved him.

13. Schools from across the country craved his talents, but only two stood a chance.

14. Fitzgerald and Hemingway craved early success, as if they knew time was short.

15. They craved support from the manager and encouragement for new workers in particular.

16. She craved cuddles and kisses; she was given a catalogue from Hamley's toy shop.

17. While the leg craved attention, I strained to forget it, even using rubbish as a distraction.

18. I craved the knowledge of what it would be like to attach myself to an alien culture for an extended period.

19. The thirsty man craved for water.

20. He never wanted to go anywhere or do anything, while she craved excitement - a bit of sparkle in her life.

21. But a combination on gardai and security men ensured that the Keenans and their guests enjoyed the privacy they craved.

22. After a couple of intense, passionate but ultimately destructive relationships, I craved a gentle, understanding mate.

23. He yearned to gulp down the coffee that remained, he craved to ask for more.

24. There is, however, plenty of evidence to suggest that Manet and many other artists craved official approval.

25. With equal grace and dispatch she produced the son and heir the Shah craved.

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26. About four years ago, Mr Rafsanjani shifted to the right, voicing the reformist policies that the post-war era craved.

27. The review gave Picasso a taste of the recognition he craved.

28. There was just a trembling being as vulnerable as any other woman, a being who had craved much, much more.

29. He believed this gig would bring him the fame, fortune and acceptance he craved.

30. It was a powerful event, and illIcItly-that Is, against his own stable principles-he craved a repetition.