Sentence examples for those yearning from inspiring English sources

For those yearning to regain a lost legal sovereignty, there is another game afoot.

Those yearning to film in Kansas will no longer get a tax credit for doing so.

Those yearning for more dazzling Gunn/Woods effects will find them in fleeting moments.

At first, for those yearning for a tight race, Election Day seemed a flop.

Scientists say the retreat of the ice is an unexpected boon for those yearning to peer back in time.

Cons For those yearning for lots of land and a feeling of seclusion, Frenchtown will not suffice.

So let us in this hall say to all those children desperate for a family, and all those families yearning for a child:  We, the Conservatives, we are the ones who will bring you together.

Those completists yearning for portable versions of all the plays, all the sonnets and the six long poems attributed to Shakespeare are in luck with a free app called, simply enough, SHAKESPEARE.

In the evenings, he liked to play opera on an old gramophone, and though he urgently explained the characters and the intrigues of "Aida," "Così Fan Tutte," and "L'Elisir d'Amore," those reedy, yearning voices meant little to me.

This divide between those who yearn for a better life and those trapped in a deadening struggle for mere survival is a familiar one in Morrison novels.

It's a shift that may bamboozle those unfamiliar with the source material, but will delight those who yearn for the physicality of Stan Winston's Pumpkinhead.