The economy is in dire need of a jumpstart.

They're also a country that is in dire danger.

Hands symbolize social class inequities, and through Dickens' criticism, he exposes the dire need for reform in Victorian London.

None of the dire professional consequences has taken place

So turn away from them! The day when the Caller calls to a dire thing,

We can not assume the role of Creator without dire consequences.

In Great Expectations, Dickens uses hands to symbolize social class inequities, and through his criticism, he exposes the dire need for social reform in Victorian London.

But beyond that, we recognized that Bertie County, as a community, was in dire need of a fresh perspective of pride and connectedness and of the creative capital that they were so much lacking.

What's a need? Well, a need might be a need to be entertained or a need to communicate.

A need.

The president of the Maldives conducted a mock cabinet meeting underwater recently to highlight the dire straits of these countries.

So he drew water for them, and then withdrew to the shade, and said, My Lord, I am in dire need of whatever good you might send down to me.

Need a hand?

And I think that poems and stories and novels are very helpful exactly when we most need language in the most, sort of dire, or urgent or existential moments of life.

Then he'd need help. He'd need a friend.

But I need a metabolism, I need some energy.

I need some information, and I need a container.

A need of food perhaps, or need of drink.

I need a cab.

I need a nap.

I need a favor.

You need a haircut.

I need a favor.

I need a favor.

I need a job.

I need a map.

I need a knife.

I need a knife.

We need a record.

WE NEED A DOCTOR.

You need a guide.

Children need a network.

I need a hero!

I need a ride.

You need a rest.

I need a robe.

I need a pencil.

You need a rest.

You'll need a mop.

We need a rematch.

You need a receipt!

Y'all need a ride?

We need a car?

We need a transmission.

I need a Kleenex.