Sentence examples for wished of from inspiring English sources

The amount transmitted was doubled by the researchers, and the second player then sent any part he wished of the new amount back to the first player.

AK47: The Story of the People's Gun by Michael Hodges 226pp, Sceptre, £16.99 There was a hint, I thought, or wished, of a Russified Jack London in the childhood and adolescence of Mikhail Kalashnikov.

The need to provide for families at the base began a year ago last week, when a new Pentagon policy reversed an 18-year ban on photographs of the flag-covered cases and allowed news coverage, if relatives wished, of the return of the war dead.

As her literary executor, Hughes had the power to publish what he wished of her work, or to publish it in radically "edited" (that is, expurgated) versions, like "The Journals of Sylvia Plath" (1982); or, if he wished, he might lose or even destroy it, as Hughes bluntly acknowledged he had done with two of the journal notebooks written during the last three years of Plath's life.

" This phrase emphasizes the well wishes of a standard "cheers".

But I wished for more of them.

"I wished one of them would talk".

Hanwell wished himself more of a stranger.

I wish best of luck to India".

"As you wish, light of my life".

I wish each of you good luck.