Meanings of suffer from hunger in English

Before long these gave out, and the British began to suffer from hunger.

And if I saw aright, then you shall never suffer from hunger any more.

In the developed countries, some 15 million people also suffer from hunger, the report said.

He didn't suffer from hunger -he suffered only from a breach in his routine.

The people suffer from hunger adema.

Food is now scarce in Gothland, and you have come here that you may not suffer from hunger.

As long as they have their cow in the shed they know that they will not suffer from hunger.

No family need suffer from hunger here, if the husband had a rifle and knew how to use it.

They stated that 5.5 million suffer from hunger-related issues.

I had taken the precaution of carrying up some provisions with me, so that I might not suffer from hunger.

Cases taken through in this way are comparatively comfortable; they may pretend to suffer from hunger, but it is principally imagination.

He was doomed to suffer from hunger and thirst while standing close to food and water which he could not reach.

Exemption should be put in place for poor countries where a large number of people suffer from hunger and starvation, he added.

Therefore the adventurous explorers would not suffer from hunger or thirst during the journey, and the first year of their installation upon the lunar continent.

In that continent an estimated 300 million people are suffering from hunger.

Her soul has suffered from hunger; that is where the trouble lies.