Sentence examples for and wish to go from inspiring English sources
No one told me that when Saturday night came, I would long to talk to no one and wish to go to bed early, and that my only moment of pure and capricious pleasure would be taking a book to bed that was not for class the next week.
It seems to be obvious that humans sometimes desire to have (and wish to go after) what they know will be harmful.
A 30-year-old Pakistani man, known only as Eli, who has been living in Greece for six years and wishes to go on to Germany said: "Why aren't they allowing us to cross?
But the precedents did not deter Tony Blair as prime minister from joining the United States as a junior partner in fighting in both countries, only to discover that history could not simply be rewritten when the invaders tired of the fray and wished to go home.
He was raised on the Mitcham property in South Australia, was intellectual and bookish, and wished to go the prestigious St Peter's College to study law.
In 1913, the government increased restrictions on private travel and immigrants, which meant anybody arriving in Mongalla and wishing to go north from the Uganda or the Belgian Congo could be examined for sleeping sickness by a medical officer.
And I wish to go on hurting you…" he coos.
I'm extremely tired, and I wish to go to sleep.
The Islamists who have suffered for decades from jailings, torture and underground struggle now have the above-ground legitimacy to govern and do not wish to go back to their unfavorable status.
The dictum ("all human beings are divided / into those who wish to move forward / and those who wish to go back") exists inside a bee's nest of qualifications, and the minute it is stated it is re-stated in terms that change its meaning.
The contest between these two drives (toward definition, toward flux) is Glück's major subject, a conflict that her characters explore even as they are trapped within it: It had occurred to me that all human beings are divided into those who wish to move forward and those who wish to go back.
