Gas corporations have lusted for the methane in the Marcellus since at least 1967 when one of them plotted with the Atomic Energy Agency to explode a nuclear bomb to unleash it.
In terms of intimacy, having lust for someone sometimes leads to a loving relationship.
One of Maddin's proudest coups, he says, was enlisting Charlotte Rampling – "after whom I've lusted for decades.
In the book's concluding scene, she describes herself issuing a lengthy silent curse over his casket as it is rolled outside: "I damn you for having lusted for prestige and for having fed your obscene ambitions at my expense".
Of course, in finally winning what he has lusted for these last few years -- the Republican nomination for Senate -- Mr. Lazio is learning that every photo opportunity, every vote, every move, is under scrutiny.
In the legal equivalent of a bench-clearing brawl, closing arguments in the tax-fraud trial of Albert J. Pirro Jr. ended chaotically this afternoon after the prosecution suggested that Mr. Pirro lusted for money in much the way it said President Richard M. Nixon had lusted for power.
Ever since driver Tom Sneva Tom Sneva broke the magical 200-mph barrier at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 1977, I had lusted for the experience.
If America allows this to go on for one more second, then the return of right wing fascism---which is what Ted Cruz has lusted for all along---will inherit the earth.
His close relationship with Picasso led to another important acquisition for the Modern, the artist's "Guitar," a constructed cubist sculpture from 1912-14 thet the museum had lusted after for years.
Plus, Koons has lusted after BMW for years.
The Clinton campaign recently rapped him as too ambitious, even suggesting that it had proof that he had lusted in elementary school for the White House.
