She fought, with clenched teeth, desperately!
Why we desperately need your contribution.
I desperately want to keep my teeth.
As a child, you desperately wanted to fit in.
I began to itch and desperately wanted to scratch.
A blond boy is desperately trying to avoid the robot.
I missed Allan desperately-his calm, sure voice; the sweetly fastidious way he folded his shirts.
As boats jostle for space on the lake, fishermen are getting desperately worried about their livelihoods.
Is your father terribly poor, and does he desperately need the foal.
She walked up and dwon, biting her lip and thinking desperately hard.
Stories abound of clients of these banks desperately knocking on the doors of domestic lenders.
Those asset prices then collapsed and many households are now desperately attempting to pay down their debts.
THERE are few sights that tug at the heartstrings more than that of a desperately ill newborn baby.
At that moment, he desperately want to live, all the days of his life, brandish asperses concentration.
The lost figure, shivering desperately, presently reached a junction, where a side road turned off to the left.
Conditions in its camps are often appalling-they are overcrowded, filthy and desperately short of food and drinking water.
Photographic and video records had to be kept to help identify the dead, as shaken people hunted desperately for missing loved ones.
I have two kids, stepdaughters aged ten and sixteen, and I desperately want to send them out into the world with all the financial context that I lacked.
In the meantime, hundreds of thousands of developers have jumped on the Android bandwagon (talk to any startup desperately looking to hire Android programmers and you'll see why).
Young Jesse soon took to the stage himself, and by his early teens, he discovered that acting was an outlet he desperately needed.
If I get the feeling that a person desperately wants something from me (not including one of my kids), I am more reluctant to give it up.
He added that the looters were desperately looking for a mummy in order to find "red mercury," which it is fabled to be a magical substance used by the ancient Egyptians in mummification.
The stoplight had changed to green. She drove on, trying desperately to keep her mind from speculating about his death: The Chris-Craft rocking unsteadily in the turbulent grayAtlantic .
Doctors and patients' groups said they were "horrified" by the use of NHS resources for relationship advice when patients with cancer and dementia were being denied treatment they desperately needed.
When they hear about a new social media craze they cringe in agony, desperately hoping it's a passing fad and not another new goddamn thing they'll be aimlessly paddling around in for the next decade.
Out of every book in the Strand’s famous miles of volumes, I had desperately, randomly, impulsively grabbed a beat-up Modern Library edition of Anatole France’s “Penguin Island.” Oy.
