"desire back" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to express a longing for something or someone to return. For example, "He looked out the window with a desire back for the days when he was younger."
He had not written poems since boyhood, but the attack brought the desire back.
Do you think that Lea gets her sense of desire back after she leaves the military, when she's back in Tel Aviv?
"It has very cleverly manipulated some islanders' deep desire to be affirmed by the dominant culture and it's now selling this desire back to us.
If we can say that God is love, can we trace lust, passion and sexual desire back to God's innermost being too?
She realizes this quickly and is actually very proactive in trying to get her sense of desire back, but she certainly never wants things in the same simple, full-hearted way she did before the army.
With her desire back, Krumm, whose unusual style — full of rhythm changes and slice and tactical forethought — provides the element of surprise over much younger opposition, has climbed back to No. 72 in the rankings.
17. Get a "Llama Kiss" from Easter Bunny and give Butterscotch Mink a deeply desired back massage at Posey Thisisit Llama Farm, Toms Brook.
Unlike fiction and history, the myths often preferred by a population are those devoid of irony--the kind that mirror our desires back at us uncluttered by complex subtexts.
This mindset creates feelings and those feelings are energy which is expressed into the Universal Field and attracts more opportunities to experience more of what you are feeling and desiring back to you.
In our patient sample, 100% believed the MRI would (finally) provide the explanation for their discomfort, which for the median patient had started 14 years earlier and had plagued them to the extent that 85% desired back surgery after having been through years of conservative treatment.
For the write operation, we use an extra write driver which sets the desired back-gate voltages during this operation.
