Sentence examples for have wanted on from inspiring English sources

"I have had three nice years with the team which unfortunately did not go as well as we all would have wanted on the sporting side," Schumacher said.

Schumacher said: "I have had three nice years with the team which unfortunately did not go as well as we all would have wanted on the sporting side.

"The focus will be, as Mrs Thatcher would have wanted, on a living centre that concentrates on training and debate and exchange programmes, while the exhibition side will be really very much secondary," says Burns, who became a friend of Thatcher later in her life.

"I have had three nice years with the team which unfortunately did not go as well as we all would have wanted on the sporting side," he said.

"It's weaker than most of us would have wanted on that score, but it's an improvement over where they were last year".

Similarly, no matter how closely Akon, Lenny Kravitz and others worked with Jackson, could they ever fully intuit what he would have wanted on a given track?

A survey by Eurobarometer, the EU's pollsters, for example, found that women who had finished bringing up their families said they had wanted (on average) 2.3 children.

The recount team had then done a good job retracing the steps of what voters had wanted on Election Day, he said.

Many on the left – and in the Lib Dems – have wanted to take on Murdoch for years.

David: If Walker had lost, no leader anywhere would have wanted to take on an entrenched interest to reduce debt.

But on second thought, he added: "I wouldn't have wanted to die on the floor.