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craving

[krey-ving] / ˈkreɪ vɪŋ /


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“I realize now that was what she was craving: a bond, a connection to her family. It’s what she needed to do,” Cathy Penrod said.

From Los Angeles Times

She says feedback from her clients has been largely positive, with many craving calmer, more restorative spaces.

From BBC

Thin-sliced celery or carrots, fennel shaved translucent, a few slivers of red onion or scallions, even cucumbers if you’re craving something clean and cold.

From Salon

But during a particularly chaotic little stretch this winter — flight delays, a bumpy descent, the kind of head-cold that makes the world feel softly underwater — I found myself craving the bakery comfort of one anyway.

From Salon

This year, craving a little more calm and clarity, and a deeper sense of presence, I reread Michael A. Singer’s “The Untethered Soul.”

From The Wall Street Journal