Sentence examples for longtime desire from inspiring English sources

With Agriturismo, which opened last fall, his longtime desire comes to fruition.

For Ms. Hockaday, 29, the project is the fulfillment of a longtime desire to exist on the water in a way that is creative and financially self-sustaining.

Minaya grew up in New York and spoke poignantly about his memories of sneaking into Mets game as a youngster and his longtime desire to run the team.

Conservatives might accept the deal, partly because it would satisfy their longtime desire for a simpler tax code with lower rates and partly because spending cuts would still make up the bulk of any deal.

Which is why some News Corporation shareholders suspect that they are just excuses, and that Mr Murdoch has put his longtime desire to own the one of the world's great newspapers before any serious consideration of value for money.

Elba said: "It's been a longtime desire of mine to collaborate with Mr Ridley and his work here is nothing short of a masterclass in character-building and storytelling.

Why is he just talking about what's good for him?" When it was Jobs's turn, he asked for more H-1B visas for foreign students who earn engineering degrees in the U.S. — a longtime Silicon Valley desire.

Intelligence sources are baffled by the reasons behind this show of force and attribute it to North Korea's longtime secret desire to plunder two of Switzerland's huuuugest natural resources---plutonium and cheese.

As Nintendo repeatedly stumbled through its disastrous E3 week, this fan-made trailer for a Zelda HD remake of Majora's Mask went viral, a loud cry of what longtime Nintendo fans desire, gathering each year with increasingly diminished hope they'll hear the words "Earthbound" and "Chrono Trigger" uttered.

From 2000 to 2006, the firm published a "news" site called Tech Central Station that wrote stories that suited its corporate clients, with a heavy dose of content denying climate science, as desired by longtime DCI client ExxonMobil.

In a recent interview with CBC Music, the Canadian producer admitted he wasn't entirely sure how the opportunity came about, saying "I just saw an email come down the pipe and replied with 'Hell yeah, I'm down.'" He also discussed playing the sport as a child, and expressed his desire to meet longtime Coach's Corner host and suit aficionado Don Cherry ("Reminds me of a few crazy uncles I know").