Sentence examples for want from high-quality English sources.

• I want democracy.

• Should I want to?

• The kids want Disney.

• I want people to come in legally.

• They do not want trends.

• I confess that I want flowers.

• I want to have a short commute.

• I want to do a lot of things in 2020.

Use want in a sentence.

• We want selflessness and we want feuds.

• Sometimes they want mentoring, sometimes they want cuddling.

• I want people who are accountable for what I want them to do.

• I told this to my friend the monk, and he said, Want, want, want.

• I want us to have a normal education system, and I want people to be able to get an education.

• Consider the story you want to tell, the statement you want to make or the overall goal of your collage.

• For us it's about choosing when we want to work, who we want to work with and how much we want to work."

• “The motivation is there because I want to continue to earn my place, not because I want to get something back,” she said.

want sentence examples

• "They want to grow, they want to learn, they want to be loved, and they want to know what they do matters to somebody else.

• “Of course I want players in the building that we want to work with and who want to be a part of it, and who want to be here,” he said.

• Here’s what I want, and I get what I want unless they don’t have what I want in the style or color or flavor I want, and then I get the thing closest to the thing I want, like, say, instead of the J.

• "You know Belfast isn't London, and we don't want it to be" says Timmy "In London you have 20 per cent of the clubs closing, we want to grow - we don't want to fight against our young people and the way they want to shape our city, we want to enable them and lift them up."