go hungry造句

Poor people often go hungry.

He would rather go hungry than lose his national integrity.

If you marry me, you'll have to go hungry."

"We go hungry many nights," said Kainat's older sister.

Your aunt is to be kept for dinner, while your husband should go hungry.

I don't diet. I don't count calories and rarely go hungry.

Living in your ivory tower at Oxford, you can't imagine what it's like to go hungry.

Once the regional bread-basket, Zimbabwe is again going to go hungry this year.

Or you go off the food plan, inhale two brownies, and go hungry for the rest of the day.

You probably won't even risk injury or go hungry. At worst you might get a slightly critical review.

You are not here to live in a hovel, to dress in rags, or to go hungry.

The UN's world Food Programme (WFP) feeds 90m people in the poor world, a fraction of the 800m it reckons still go hungry.

He suggested that Western critics had never known real hunger, and wondered if they had ever watched their children go hungry.

The World food Program and other aid groups say the North will soon face another sever food deficit and millions could go hungry.

And she realized that not only was she able to feed and clothe and house herself but also see that people in her country were able to feed wild birds so that they don't go hungry in the winter.

That doesn't mean that we should go hungry or not take care of this lifetime at all, but that we should reduce our attachment to affairs that are limited to this lifetime.

我建议用最简单和原始的方式来思考进步的含义: 那就是从此没人再挨饿, 再被折磨, 再被送去集中营。只有这样我们从能把进步的内涵从若干谎言中解放出来。It would be advisable to think of progress in the crudest, most basic terms: that no one should go hungry anymore, that there should be no more torture, no more Auschwitz. Only then will the idea of progress be free from lies.