He will want to know all sorts of useful things and nothing else; you will need the curb as well as the spur.
He will want all he sets eyes on, and unless you were God himself, how could you satisfy him?
He will hardly have seen the gardener at work twice, sowing, planting, and growing vegetables, before he will want to garden himself.
He will want to burrow down and get at the very root and mainspring of this forest life.
The profound mystery which everywhere prevails in the forest and which exerts such a compelling spell upon us he will want to probe to the bottom.
He will want to reach the very Heart of Nature here manifested in such manifold variety.
I shall want a handy man with me at first; I shall take up a storekeeper to leave there in charge, but at first he will want help.
This soup Abe has brought down is very strong, and two or three spoonfuls at a time will be all he will want; there is another lemon in there, and I would go on giving him brandy too; I think it's just strength he wants.
What with Injins, and want of food and water, and fatigue, and the journey across the plains, it will want all a man to make the journey.
A strong personality will make the story go home without too great nearness and will want to give the children a little room so that their thoughts may meet hers out in the story.
All this will cause him to react, so that when these occur in his stories he will want to make them.
Some beautiful spring day, perhaps, after he has enjoyed an excursion to a field or meadow or wood, he will want to follow Andersen's Thumbelina in her travels.
Later, we should get this family to the point where it will want to put money in the bank and perhaps have the experience of placing a mortgage on some property.
We should get the man to the point where he will want a house, where his wife will want carpet for the floor, pictures for the walls, books, a newspaper and a substantial kind of furniture.
We should get the family to the point where it will want money to educate its children, to support the minister and the church.
I am afraid you will not find it go as far as you expect, for he will want a good deal of dainty catering.
I did not say that he wants it now; but I think he will want it before the time for the election comes.
He has honestly told me that while the old Squire lives he will want my money to assist him in a career of which I do much more than approve.
That may be all very well, Alice, but it will not be what he will want.
He will want you or Kate to keep the accounts, if any are kept.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "will want" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
