Sentence examples for long yearning from inspiring English sources

In front of the curtain, they stage long, yearning scenes.

Fiordiligi casts a long, yearning glance toward Ferrando; the ambivalence of both women about settling down with their undisguised, status quo partners is illuminated amid the concluding good cheer.

A beautiful teenage girl has been found dead, and both Jonas Engstrom (Stellan Skarsgard) and the camera take a long, yearning look at her. Jonas is a Swedish detective sent to northern Norway to investigate the death, but while chasing a suspect he accidentally shoots and kills his partner (Sverre Anker Ousdal), then desperately tries to put the blame on someone else.

Mr Packer has long yearned for control of Fairfax.

Mr. Kim said he had long yearned to create dental innovations.

Perhaps the café-culture British politicians have so long yearned for is at last emerging.

They have long yearned for separation from Georgia, appealing to Russia, their northern neighbor, for support.

That site is on a parkway that city officials have long yearned to turn into a museum row.

One is Johannes Rau, the Social Democrat who has long yearned for the job and now, barring a last-moment hitch, seems bound to get it at last.

Environmentalists have long yearned for a patron with deep pockets, one who could counter some of the spending by the Koch brothers and their ilk.

IMG had long yearned to sign Chinese players, given the opportunity for Western companies to reach the country's growing middle class.