Sentence examples for longing view from inspiring English sources
And there was the raggedy apartment Mosley and Brandon shared after he first quit the circus, with its longing view of the Philadelphia skyline.
By Suzanne Gardinier The New Yorker, February 13 , 1989P. 30 Tell the other side of it, how longing View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.
By Suzanne Gardinier The New Yorker, February 13 , 1989P. 30 Tell the other side of it, how longing View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay.
But Red Hook, a western Brooklyn peninsula known for its rough-hewn docks and their denizens, has been cultivating a gentler, more genteel image for years now, becoming a magnet for artists looking for cheap space, homesteaders longing for views of the Statue of Liberty and foodies craving organic vegetables grown in the neighborhood.
A reserve can become a selling point, making the surrounding private land even more attractive for developers who cater to homeowners longing for uncluttered views.
She is pursued by Francois Warren Jacquinn), the handsomest member of the boys' swimming team, who is viewed with longing by Anne.
He's distant and impersonal — he refuses to acknowledge support from anyone but his adored wife, Rachel Nicole Behariee), and Rickey — which makes psychological sense, and may also be true, but it leaves us longing for a more internalized view of Robinson.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
Every viewing has left me longing to travel to its fictional village, Ferness.
Other TV critics seem to take similar views, with The Telegraph's Ben Lawrence longing for the "unpretentious whodunit" of the original series and predicting a "bitter disappointment".
