Sentence examples for yearning to join from inspiring English sources

If the EaP countries were well-run, prosperous and yearning to join Europe, the other worries would disappear.

Was he motivated by money alone, or by a yearning to join an élite in-crowd of drinkers?

The idea that they are so deeply weary of war — – let alone watching YouTube and yearning to join the world they see on their laptops — feels like wishful thinking.

The rich live at the expense of the poor in the Pakistan of this first novel, whose hero mocks the vulgarity and decadence of the top crust while desperately yearning to join it.

If you're a rebellious 15-year-old yearning to join a gang, Mr. Alonso said, what could be more alluring than becoming part of the one that has been anointed the most dangerous in the country, or indeed the world?

Many of the earlier letters refer to her yearning to join him in Paris but in one she says that a trip to the market to buy Day of the Dead sugar skulls has left her too exhausted to stand, and she realises they will never stroll together by the Seine.

At first working as his secretary from Hass's Vienna base, Lotte yearned to join a diving expedition.

Cashman said he realized this was one of the benefits of working for the Yankees, a team many players yearn to join.

This loathing, in Grass's recollection, was one of the reasons that he yearned to join the Army at the end of the Second World War.

What is going on?" Barry yearns to join the elite corps of bees whose job is to leave the hive to get the pollen.

For more than a decade, Felipe de la Cruz, a truck driver in the Dominican Republic, had yearned to join his seven brothers in the United States.