Sentence examples for desires to open from inspiring English sources

She is an ambitious young woman who desires to open the gate to Edward's world, believing it to be the utopia "Shamballa", so that she may harness the powers and weapons of that world and overthrow Hitler in contrast to her organization's goal to support the Nazi Party.

"So I will raise [the] US desire to open markets to multi-brand retail.

The air conditioning, which works badly, is meant to remove the desire to open them.

I applaud his desire to open poetry up to a greater readership.

The president was candid about his desire to open up to voters going into the convention.

He had no desire to open a gilded culinary temple, anyway.

"I say, 'No, it was my nightmare.' " The desire to open an inn appears to be an equal-opportunity obsession.

Mr. Mateo had long nursed a desire to open a restaurant while he worked as a schoolteacher in East Harlem.

Mr. Zuma and his party clearly have no desire to open an inquiry into the government's record on AIDS.

He retained a marked preference for Dutch architecture and agriculture and a strong desire to open Brandenburg to international commerce and maritime trade.

As every schoolchild knows, Europe's desire to open trade with the East inspired the explorations that discovered the New World.