I imagine the short story harboring a wish.
And though I have not lived in Brooklyn for years, I still harbored a wish to return to the Brooklyn that had existed before I was aware of the world.
Yet, just as Miss Lonelyhearts harbors a wish to be like Christ whom his friend refers to as "the Miss Lonelyhearts of Miss Lonelyhearts"—even though he has lost faith in him, there are signs that West still wants to write literature despite having lost faith in it.
Yet, just as Miss Lonelyhearts harbors a wish to be like Christ — whom his friend refers to as "the Miss Lonelyhearts of Miss Lonelyhearts" — even though he has lost faith in him, there are signs that West still wants to write literature despite having lost faith in it.
But he has long harbored a wish to perform on the legitimate stage.
Wearing an official khaki-colored uniform and waving a baton, the boy — who harbors a wish of becoming a police chief one day — occupied the police commissioner's office, "signed" some official documents, mingled with senior police officials and even addressed a press conference.
Although "innocent until proven guilty" is a basic presumption of American law, noted the article in the Beijing Youth Daily, "the applicant is assumed to be guilty of harboring a secret wish to stay in America".
Her days of harboring a death wish are well behind her.
Fortunately, I found family amongst a group of social misfits in the school's drama club, a magnet for girly boys, big girls, geeks, and the occasional jock, who harbored a secret wish to kick his heels in a Broadway musical.
But this court, in its opinion that it handed down in the initial Harris case, pointed out that it was clear that there was a desire and a wish by the Legislature to preserve the safe harbor.
The Wilpons harbor some wish to bring back the magic of 1986.
