want|wanted|wanting|wants in English

verb

[wɑnt /wɒnt]

desire; need; be without; lack; be deficient; be impoverished

Use "want|wanted|wanting|wants" in a sentence

1. Anyway, at first I wanted her, before wanting to paint her.

2. It's not having what you want. It's wanting what you've got.

3. Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get.

4. Your former neighbor is wanted by the FBI; Uncle Sam wants you.

5. Run a school want to commercialize, yo person wants socialization.

6. He wanted it all with a horrible intensity, as the faun wants the nymph.

7. I want, like, light and airy, and he wants man cave.

8. 20 He wanted it all with a horrible intensity, as the faun wants the nymph.

9. He wanted to own her as wildly as a miser wants to own gold coins, as hungrily as a sharecropper wants to own his own land.

10. He wants to retch but he does not want to make a sound.

11. I can not want a man who wants to see me in gaol.

12. The fox is unhurriedly: " You want the laundry powder Arab League, wants the soap? "

13. Tyus Bowser wanted a new contract, but he didn't want a new team

14. I did not want to make a scene, I just wanted to apologize.

15. Most of the people want to have killer Cheekbones, they wants to look like model.

16. Encourage your child to reach a compromise between what he wants and what you want.

17. Encourage your child to reach a Compromise between what he wants and what you want.

18. Encourage your child to reach a Compromise between what he wants and what you want

19. In the long haul, Rex wanted what we all want, a measure of financial security.

20. You cannot squelch wanting .

21. Someone wants to get wet in the rains whereas some people want to experience the snow fall.

22. When you want knowledge like you wanted air under water then you will get it. 

23. We didn't want to make it into a sequel we wanted to bring Amazing Frog forward

24. Ambitious means wanting to succeed

25. Their defence was found wanting.