Sentence examples for time desire from inspiring English sources

Still others never had children, and finally have the time, desire and means to give it a go.

Do we not all, from time to time, desire to escape our background and ascend to some place better?

By the time "Desire Under the Elms" opened on Broadway, in 1925, Eugene O'Neill had already written a number of full-length plays that drew on his fascination with, and abhorrence of, female sexual power, particularly as it is used to drive men apart.

The individual in society may at some time desire to deviate from one particular obligation.

We don't know if it was a matter of lack of time, desire for money, or mere unintentional negligence.

Consequently, the firm has to install a service capacity level and set the money price that induces the waiting time desired.

Supervisors or employer managers don't often deal well with an abstract, so be sure the specific flex time desires are outlined well in emails or other communications.

Others try to make do with part-time desire.

She acknowledged her long-time desire for the honour, then thanked her husband, director Sam Mendes, and her two children.

Media watchers pointed to this as a sign of the Times' desire to more firmly enter the multimedia age.

Entry into a TMB profession sometimes came from a long-time desire, or the realization that they were finally coming "home" to the profession, often after receiving some TMB or taking an introductory course.