Sentence examples for wishing with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wishing with" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where one is expressing a desire or hope in conjunction with someone else, but it is not commonly used. Example: "I find myself wishing with you for a better future."
There are, after all, rocks, stones and pebbles for skipping, writing on, resting on, wishing with, climbing on and just holding.
Rose died of cancer in 1954, screaming: "You'll never forget how I'm holding you right this minute, wishing with all my heart I could take you all the way down with me".
But it would especially be a pity for Tony Blair.Usually, the reason Mr Blair's Labour Party gives for fearing "apathy and cynicism", for wishing, with Shakespeare, to "stiffen the sinews, summon up the blood" is that complacency might lead Labour voters to stay at home rather than bothering to vote, and this might, horror of horrors, permit the Conservatives to win.
I consider the fourth grader who stands alone at recess trying to recall her father's voice; the weeping bride who walks the aisle alone, wishing with every step that her father was there to escort her; and all those babies not yet born, their memories not yet formed.
Many were wishing (with all their might) that they, too, would have a snow day.
I squeezed my sister's hand so tightly, wishing with every fiber in my being that my grip could be enough to protect her from something so heinous.
Wished, with her whole being, were true.
Garnish, if you wish, with chives or parsley and serve.
"I will achieve your wish – with magnificence," he promises.
Jacobs got his wish with San Francisco last season.
The hotel owners got their wish with the 1929 Multiple Dwelling Law.
