| Decent people don't covet material possessions in times of crisis and extreme suffering. |
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| This is where the old money lives, where the nouveau riche covet, and where anyone who's anyone among the upper crust loves to gossip about. |
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| I'm hoping, however, that it's less of a sin to covet thy neighbor's minivan. |
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| They covet its 8,000 objects as old friends and talk about them with familiar candour. |
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| He has encouraged his players to covet the ball, to pass it short and often. |
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| This terrifying vision fits perfectly well with the desire for honour and glory that the neo-conservative gentlemen covet. |
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| Logically, all OEMs covet a piece of the prestige markets as that is where the money flows in great quantities. |
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| He dismissed talk of a feud with Brown, who is reported to covet the premiership. |
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| Various characters, good and bad, from high life and low, covet and become corrupted by the golden coin. |
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| I think it would make for a gentle irony if the two of them were to covet the two top jobs at the one time. |
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| They have no legal liability for what happens in Chinese factories that covet its manufacturing business. |
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| Don't kill, don't steal, don't bear false witness, and don't covet your neighbor's wife. |
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| One brief, unmitigated disaster later, Rangers were returning to the man who self-evidently could not win the trophy they most covet. |
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| Both must also covet Transneft, which owns Russia's pipeline network, and may be sold later. |
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| We covet your prayers as we confront every satanic influence that has bound the people of this land. |
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| It's no surprise that early and growthstage companies covet the opportunity to present at the conference. |
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| When countries covet territory claimed by others, governments will often turn to their mapmakers for help in moving boundaries. |
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| When we envy another and covet what he or she has, we may again be indulging in false assumptions and exaggeration. |
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| He could not have known covetousness unless the Law said, You shall not covet. |
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| Mothers-to-be covet it like a Birkin bag, and celebrity moms are known to splurge on it. |
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| The label has gained an especially impressive footing in markets that covet its strong American appeal. |
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| I ask if he thinks Christie should run for president, an office that McGreevey himself was once widely assumed to covet. |
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| But for most who of those want to be a CEO or covet an IPO, getting a BA or BS is mandatory. |
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| The upscale resort developers continue to covet two square kilometres of rare montane habitat on the Rocky Mountains' eastern slopes near Rocky Mountain House. |
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| His centrism makes it hard for him to ignite the party's base, but that same positioning could be a big general election plus, something victory-starved Democrats covet. |
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| When weather conditions have been ideal, the red shades we so often covet are created if intense sunlight strikes the leaf's surface during autumn. |
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| Magistrates and peace officers covet these symbols of authority and wear them with pride, even when they have become ragged and threadbare with age. |
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| It is understandable that others will covet this added value. |
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| There are no jobs currently in existence that we covet. |
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| After a few rounds of struggling up the swim ladder with provisions or fuel cans a sailor could easily come to covet his or her neighbours' platform. |
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| It's a Canadian award that serious canoeists covet but Dieter Schroeder was unaware that he had won the Canadian Masters award until days after he received the honour. |
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| Neither hunter was able to draw on the elk because of the lack of covet Eventually the bulls got nervous and vamoosed. |
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| However, only the exclusively peaceful use of nuclear energy can allow us to hope that those who covet nuclear arms will abandon their intentions to acquire and use them. |
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| Ultimately, however, full adherence to-and membership in-the DAC will be seen as a badge of global reach that ambitious emerging states may covet. |
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| And in no wise covet those things in which Allah Hath bestowed His gifts more freely on some of you than on others: to men is allotted what they earn, and to women what they earn: But ask Allah of His bounty. |
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| Is there any particular award you would covet above others? |
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| Truth, alas, is the first casualty in war, but if we really covet peace, we must use the weapons of the press, the radio and the cinema to educate man to understand and appreciate his fellow-men. |
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| You shall not covet your neighbour's house. You shall not covet your neighbour's wife, or his servant, man or woman, or his ox, or his donkey, or anything that is his. |
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| In their statement, the mine-injured asked, Why do you covet weapons that primarily kill civilians and do not discriminate between soldiers, women and children? |
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| For them, however, the consumer world they covet is totally out of reach. |
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| When England, France, and Russia began to covet California's coast, the King of Spain knew it was time to fortify it. |
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| Whether it talks, lights up or whistles Dixie, it's the kind of toy that kids covet and parents bemoan. |
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| Gardeners covet its flower for the rarity of its truly blue colour while artists for centuries have used flaxseed oil as varnish or a drying finish on canvas. |
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| Alone among men they covet with equal eagerness poverty and riches. |
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