Sentence examples for early desire from inspiring English sources
His early desire to be a lady's man is all laid out here in wonderful prose.
The daughter of Alfred Roberts, a grocer and local alderman (and later mayor of Grantham), and Beatrice Ethel Stephenson, Thatcher formed an early desire to be a politician.
Although he possessed much of his parents' theatrical talents and enjoyed dabbling in amateur productions, Mathews evidently had no early desire for a stage career.
Originating as a trading post, it was incorporated in 1837 and named for the English centre of learning, reflecting the townspeople's early desire for a university.
Alluding to the director's early desire to be a painter, she said that the "art world's loss is our great and lasting gain.
It was, you see, Great Auntie Evelyn's hat collection that kindled my early desire to be a milliner, that inspired my fascination with cloches and skullcaps and Philip Treacy and feathers and veiling.
Reminded of his earlier desire to become a role model for people with lost limbs, Mr. Hallam said, "that is probably the saddest part" of the amputation.
When, as an adolescent, the now thirty-nine-year-old playwright Jonathan Marc Sherman received a typewriter from his father, the idea of writing was of a piece with his earlier desire to be an actor: he loved the theatre.
But, he told me in December: "I think the earliest desire that drove me to study consciousness was that I wanted, secretly, to show myself that it couldn't be explained scientifically.
By Hilton Als When, as an adolescent, the now thirty-nine-year-old playwright Jonathan Marc Sherman received a typewriter from his father, the idea of writing was of a piece with his earlier desire to be an actor: he loved the theatre.
It even has an asphalt road connecting the two reserves and villages between, which is curious since the four-hour drive through farms and orchards to get to the area from San José is rocky and rutted — a result, locals say, of an earlier desire to keep down the number of visitors (now, most would prefer that the government pave the road).
