Sentence examples for fans yearning from inspiring English sources

Twain spoofed the game's arcane language, players' elaborate posturing -- even fans' yearning for bygone teams.

This they did, albeit in a painstaking fashion that no doubt had fans yearning for Botham.

Fans yearning for the plain nine-inning deal — bat, ball, glove and hopes under open skies — lately had to wince at testimony about the monstrous side effects of illicit hormones taken by batters obsessed with hitting even more home runs.

EXTRA POINTS The Giants' opponents for the 2006 season have already been determined, and fans yearning for a matchup featuring the Manning brothers, Eli of the Giants and Peyton of the Colts, will get their wish.

The presidential administration of Jed Bartlett inspires something in its fans – yearning for an idealized American government run by witty and brilliant people, as well as nostalgia for the time when Aaron Sorkin was at his best as a writer and showrunner.

The members of OiNK mainly consisted of music fans yearning for high-quality releases of albums, and each one of them would certainly have access to other sources for the same releases.

Saturday's second match will be one many fans yearn for: Federer-Nadal.

But the Jets' performance so far might make fans yearn for Schottenheimer, who holds the same job in St . Louis where the Jets visit this week.

In 2009-10, the year the Glazers refinanced their borrowings with bonds and the fans yearned for the green and gold simplicities of the club's Newton Heath beginnings, United recorded a £79m loss and had fully £107m interest to pay.

WITH the baseball season under way and the memory of scandal in the sport so fresh, many fans yearn for an earlier era, a time when mythology mingled with baseball.

With parity running rampant across the National Football League and surprise teams surfacing in the last two Super Bowls, owners and fans yearn not only for success at the highest level, but a more entertaining brand of football as well.