Sentence examples for long desire from inspiring English sources

After Mr Bridge, a second poetry collection and two more novels made little impact, but in 1979 he published A Long Desire, followed two years later by The White Lantern.

Adams says his piece is not political and that its four movements follow no detailed narrative, but their titles are certainly suggestive: Tale of the Wise Young Woman – Pursuit by the True Believers; A Long Desire (Love Scene); Scheherazade and the Men with Beards; Escape, Flight, Sanctuary.

"The Mass Games is based on a century long desire of reunifying our country," my North Korean guide tells me.

This major athletics complex -- opened in 2002, at that time one of the largest sports facilities devoted primarily to women's sports in this region -- emerged conceptually during the days of the Washington Olympic bid as Trinity found a way to leverage its long desire for great indoor athletic facilities (the college had no gym for its entire first century) with the Olympic vision for D.C.

And that's something baseball has long desired.

Mr Black (bowing): "Sir, I have long desired your unacquaintance".

From him he received a small fief, symbol of the security he had so long desired.

The Los Angeles Angels have long desired another superb hitter to protect Vladimir Guerrero in their lineup.

The British East India Company had long desired a foothold in the north of India.

Peace and prosperity, long desired, turn out to be dandy only up to a point.

Now, two years settled in the city he long desired, Henry is, in his own words, "at peace".