Sentence examples for yearning for bigger from inspiring English sources

But France today is yearning for bigger solutions than can be found on a football pitch.

Or, the Americans yearning for bigger homes could help to keep the slowdown from going that extra, terrible step.

In her 2006 Newbery Medal winner, "Criss Cross," several teenagers drift through a small-town summer yearning for big things to happen while experiencing the tiniest ones.

As David Martell, a University of Toronto academic, notes: "There is no way political leaders in one jurisdiction are going to allow themselves to be dictated to by somebody else" at such times.Forestry experts in bodies such as the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) show surprisingly little yearning for big sums to be devoted to water bombers.

By that act, the president showed that he understood the global nature of the crisis and the yearning for big, bold steps on the part of the US to address the needs of those countries most at risk of failure.

Provincial boy yearns for big city.

Teams will yearn for big plays to erupt in the running game.

It was only natural for me, a small, unathletic child, to feel a kind of burning admiration for physically commanding boys and to yearn for big biceps.

Those who may have been raised to "do without" may yearn for big homes and fancy cars as an adult.

It simply does not help matters that America appears in need of someone to fight.The idea that the regime in Baghdad has common cause with al-Qaeda seems the product of a yearning for a bigger and better-located enemy to fight.

I have always had such a yearning for a bigger family.