Reading her response, I felt my first yearning for a tattoo: "There's art, there's the art world, and there's the world.
They spent a couple of weeks talking nonstop, and the conversation soon touched on their dreams: one wanted to have command of his own squadron, another wanted to be an academic, the third yearned to be a military attache in an embassy.
A second generation yearns for a country it has never seen.
With its second-person yearning and simple central image — blue, the color, as the object of unquenchable desire — "Bluets" has the force of a perfect pop song.
With its second-person yearning and simple central image — blue, the color, as the object of unquenchable desire — "Bluets"_ _has the force of a perfect pop song.
But there is no indication that this is a pro-Kremlin fifth column, yearning to undermine the EU.
There's a lot of talk these days about the ideals of the American Revolution, but historian Jill Lepore says the Tea Party isn't the first to yearn for the past.
Mr Blair was not the first to yearn for an influence bigger than Britain's now-diminished status justifies, and he is unlikely to be the last: David Cameron says reflexively that he wants Britain to "punch above its weight".
The emotional map of the Schubert sonata was hard to discern – the yearning second theme of the slow movement had no flavour at all; the wit and charm of the last movement was all but obliterated.
At first, for those yearning for a tight race, Election Day seemed a flop.
