in need *

Your mother is also single and very much in need of a man.

Only you seem all the more lost and in need of me now.

A person in need of being himself as he had never been before.

They were a lot like children in need of a father.

He had come to her as a friend in need.

But yes, I think change is very much in need.

They give of their time to help others in need.

But I was in need, and they were kind to me.

A teacher also takes outside time to help students in need.

Ever since she was a child, those in need have known they could turn to her for help.

There are things government can do to help those in need.

However, third world countries are in need of more than just money.

Yet he sent money, so I would not be in need.

He had certainly played the part of a friend in need.

That means nearly 15-million young people are still in need today.

It has also a school for children in need of special care.

"We have to make certain that the money given actually goes to help the community and those in need."

They are all in need of finding new ways to do business.

My brother and I were told never to turn away a person in need.

Our current health care system is in need of reform.

By 1920 the government had already been giving public support to 7,667,769 children in need.

Obviously you've never heard the one about a friend in need.

"At the moment you are in need of food and rest."

I mean, are you in need of any other legal help at the moment?

She asked if he needed water; but they were all in need of talk.