Sentence examples for how one longs from inspiring English sources

How one longs by the end for Siegfried to swoop down on a vine and smite the lot of them.

How one longs to have seen Grimaldi's theatre.

"And how one longs to let it go".

How one longs to trace Bodoni's - and Baskerville's and Gill's - letters with the tips of one's fingers.

Oh, how one longs for the days of yore, when men were honourable and there was none of this knavish nonsense to hand.

"Ketchup for the middle classes" is how one long-standing national restaurant critic described it to me the other day, not unfairly.

How about one long recession?

Productivity can no longer be exclusively measured by where one works, how one works, or how long one works.

"What makes a game a game is being able to control where and for how long one plays," she says.

At least with regard to how long one lives, the opposite appears to be true.

How long, one wonders, will that uneasy state of affairs continue?