Sentence examples for longing time from inspiring English sources

The permeability of HRP on BBB is only 1.05%% within 10 h, while up to 50%% of HRP had transfer across monolayer of U251 cells and the value increased with longing time (Fig. 5d).

Many rebels resisted the Norman invasion for a long time, longing for 1065 and all that.

You can't go back to being fifteen, but you can remember with respect and longing that time of life, a time when, as Georg Lukács once put it, "the fire that burns in the soul is of the same essential nature as the stars".

The lover in Warhol is shy, as full of longing and time as a woman painted by Vermeer.

There is tenderness in his voice, pain when he screams at the end, and a poignant longing for another time -- a time when life had its hardships but sweetness filled our lungs and childhood friendships seemed like they would last forever.

Living fossil conjures up the idea of long-lived species or organisms out of time longing for the good old days of the Devonian and disdainful of whippersnappers with their colour vision and adaptations to human pollution.

Even underneath layers of fuzzy guitar and amid skewed musical timing, he reveals his secret longing for a time when goofy love songs were cool.

In "Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier," what's telling is the cool restraint with which she expresses loss and longing; in the "time to laugh" dance in Limón's "There Is a Time," what's remarkable is the full-hearted way she conveys irrepressible mirth, tipping and arching as she trips her way around the stage.

There are times when Edna finds herself longing for simpler times on the police beat.

I feel as if I had wasted an opportunity, longing the whole time for him to be someone else.

THERE is a barely perceptible, almost wistful, longing for the time when his practice largely consisted of curing childhood diseases.