Sentence examples for He pines from inspiring English sources
He pines for an American marshal whom he met on a case, but knows they can never be together.
He pines for his lost love, Seleuce, who, unbeknownst to him, is also in Cyprus disguised as a shepherdess.
He pines for his co-worker Fiona (played with just the right level of absurdity by Gemma Arterton) and pursues her for a date.
He pines for April as Frank did once, less as a flesh-and-blood woman (and near hysteric) than as a trophy and a promise of a larger life.
He pines for the good relationships he had with reporters in his early years in Scotland and admits, without irony, "there was an intensity and volatility about the modern media I found difficult".
He pines for people who aren't present and is frustrated by what he does have in his life – including the soup his daughter makes each day; his cravings are not only for richer food, though, but for fulfilling friendship, too.
Despite his travails, he pined after America.
When they were apart, he pined for her grievously.
I'm telling you he pined for her.
