needing

Yet she wondered if the instinct were not dormant, needing but the suggestion.

And all of us have like wonders hidden in our breasts, only needing circumstances to evoke them.

But what will you do when I am gone, and you yourself will be needing help?

Here's Peter needing a box for his goods—and a pretty big one, too.

"You will be needing a holiday, then," said she, with cool insolence.

"Then get you both to rest, you will be needing it," she bade them.

He had left his sword above-stairs, not deeming that he would be needing it at a wedding.

She treated the question as needing no reply; she sat there for real things.

I went out in my shirt sleeves, without a thought of needing a coat.

That is what I mean by woman's needing the suffrage for self-respect.