crave

IPA: krˈeɪv

(transitive, intransitive) To desire strongly, so as to satisfy an appetite; to long or yearn for.
(transitive) To ask for earnestly; to beg; to claim.
(transitive, obsolete) To call for; to require as a course of action.

Examples of "crave" in Sentences

Some people crave the attention.
I crave the freedom of simplicity.
The man craves companionship and attention.
They should not have craved it with avidity.
I remember that the space I crave is one of community and connection, not competition.
I've been trying for 8 years ... so the _only_ way for me to get what I crave is to make it at home.
People were able to receive instant messages at times of need by texting the word "crave" or "lapse".
Touted as “indulgent comfort sweets” these divine pieces of chocolaty, gooey, nutty goodness are individually wrapped in crave-size portions.
Talk of drawing moral battle lines rather than building bridges would suggest that subservience rather than respect, as your political masters crave, is the objective.
May I respectfully suggest, that we all STOP responding to the "Crazy Lady" (sic) wackaloon, all she crave is ATTENTION, you are feeding her only purpose in life by encouragement.
Honestly - more than any other garden produce we've ever grown, cherry tomatoes in particular are the one thing I crave from the moment the tiny fruits start appearing on the vines until well after the frost has fallen and there's no hope for any new ones for another year.