Sentence examples for desiring to go from inspiring English sources

I had hoped she was humouring Hastings when he suggested it, rather than actually desiring to go aboard a drifting hotel.

"He compares gays and lesbians to people who have committed crimes, people who are desiring to go and cause the destruction of the American family, and nothing could be further from the truth".

The advertising agencies desiring to go different directions other than conventional methods, that had been constantly after new medias until the 1990s.

Again, merely desiring to go to the game, and believing that going to the game requires buying a ticket, would not be sufficient to render Mike irrational in the event that he failed to desire to buy one.

At first, Éowyn refused his advances, only desiring to go to war to find honour in death.

If you say to yourself, "I have to go to the gym this week" instead of desiring to go to the gym -- it's not Me Time.

I strongly desired to go to graduate school.

"Little by little, I have less desire to go back to the US," she says.

A year later, however, I had little desire to go back to the Zócalo.

Ms. Patton's lawyer, George L. Mallory Jr., said his client "desires to go forward with a criminal case".

(It is also likely that Mr. Reid felt no need to highlight his members' desire to go home).