Sentence examples for dearest wish from inspiring English sources
COLIN MONTGOMERIE'S dearest wish has been granted.
Blue and White, in this context, seemed the centrists' dearest wish.
Ironically, it took a revolution to grant the queen her dearest wish.
But then again, who knew from heartbreaking surrender to a daughter's dearest wish?
"This is my dearest wish before I die to see my team win one more game," said Schoonbaert.
On the show he granted supplicants (usually children) their dearest wish: to tame lions, to fly the Concorde, etc.
"His dearest wish before he died was to see the Law of the Sea legislation passed," she said.
He was, in other words, an Old World figure whose dearest wish was answered in the New World.
Despite Frimbo's dearest wish, the decline of the railroads in American life was inevitably a part of those pieces.
It is almost every parent's dearest wish and deepest longing for their child: Please don't get hurt.
A voiceover recites a rhyme: "To be with you in the same old way/Would be my dearest wish today".
