Sentence examples for has ached for from inspiring English sources

Osborne, a victim of Tony Blair's big tent when he worked with William Hague after the 1997 election, has ached for defections and a similarly bulging tent for many years.

The second is the Nets basketball team, which Mr Ratner bought in 2002 and wants to move from New Jersey to the new arena, giving a team to a borough that has ached for one since the Dodgers left in 1957.

Unbeaten welterweight boxing champion Terence Crawford has ached for a name opponent and a greater platform worthy of his pound-for-pound skills.

And as one whose heart has ached for the past ten years over the agony of Vietnam, I will halt a senseless bombing of Indochina on Inaugural Day".

My darling, I've ached for you every single day.

They may not achieve the power and glory they have ached for since the industry's early days.

Instead, it reflects what so many of its participants say they had ached for before it existed: constancy and reconnection.

In a trance, Mrs. Piper had offered James the very comfort he must have ached for: mention of his son, and "a hearty message of thanks" from his father, for publishing his papers.

Few doubted that today's announcement was in large part a bow to Russian politicians who have ached for a stronger response to the United States' go-it-alone policies on arms control.

The president having put them on notice that their security in this country now has an expiration date, I have ached for them in a way that I don't think I was capable of before.

If those colleagues had wanted a senator who wanted the job, they would have chosen Don Nickles of Oklahoma, who has ached to be leader for years.