Sentences with phrase «dire need of a break»
I felt like I was doing a decent enough job chipping away at the main quest and was in dire need of a break from busywork and meandering.
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But then I'd need more assurance in dealing with Joshua's dire consequences of covenant - breaking.
The Bible allows Jews to break the Sabbath in times of dire need.
Arsenal are in dire need of a bit of good fortune, or even a bit of a break from the bad luck would do.
He had spent so much money making Pinocchio and Fantasia that the studio was almost broke and in dire need of a hit.
Playing on the needs and desires of his fellow classmates, he sweet - talks them into performing acts that threaten to break the trust and love of Odin for his doting girlfriend, which has dire consequences that threaten to undo everything he has been building up to for so long.
Additionally, the exterior portions of each of the dog runs are in dire need of repair with cracked concrete, broken doggie doors and broken fencing.
She was a collector who at her height was buying a painting a day — almost all directly from the artists, at times of dire need as World War II was breaking out.
«In 1961, the GSFA [Graduate School of Fine Arts], dedicated to breaking new ground in the professions of architecture, city planning, and landscape architecture, was in dire need of a painter of stature,» Perkins wrote.
The PlayStation isnt exactly broken, but it is compromised, semi-functional and in dire need of more content.