Sentence examples for desires to begin from inspiring English sources

Everyone desires to begin his or her collection with a Warhol.

Third, our desire to begin a new cycle of sustainable development.

But he added: "I have no desire to begin a campaign now.

America has always had an Adamic tradition, Judis noted, a desire to begin anew.

Among these is Europe's desire to begin negotiations on competition and investment issues as well as the environment.

Because the window for ice-free drilling in the Arctic lasts at most three months, any delay could be fatal to Shell's desire to begin work this summer.

Now, the Fed is putting banks back on the treadmill to evaluate their desire to begin increasing dividends, buying back stock or expanding.

Yet here and there, even among leaders critical of the war, a sense of resignation -- and a desire to begin healing divisions -- were evident.

I was proud of myself for making the trip, and it'd revived a long-suppressed desire to begin talking about my mum.

The package would cost about $900 billion over the next two years, to be financed entirely by adding to the national debt, at a time when both parties are professing a desire to begin addressing long-term fiscal imbalances.

The new logo, which began to appear on some Blackwater material in late July, may also speak volumes about the company's desire to begin its second decade on a more anodyne note.