Sentence examples for yearning to set from inspiring English sources
Icing on the cake Like a building yearning to set sail, the Castle at Miramare teeters on the edge of a promontory five miles west of Trieste; take bus 36 from Piazza Oberdan (23).
She's someone who might step out of a car on the side of the road and leave her lover "if only for a minute or two" to "see what it feels like to be without you" — not wanting to be abandoned, but yearning to set her own path even if it leaves her broken and alone.
It tells of a chicken which yearns to set its incarcerated sisters free.
He yearned to set his mind afloat in a dialogue with itself, but he never disowned the events of his life that interrupted his sentences.
He has often recounted how his father yearned to set foot in Israel but was too poor to travel there, and then, later, too ill to go; after his father died, Adelson travelled to Israel and wore his father's shoes when he disembarked from the plane.
Whether the mayor who yearns to "set a national standard for urban transformation" is capable of redefining the urban political model, too?
'SAVAGES' Lurking somewhere in this stiff new play by Anne Nelson is a compelling op-ed piece yearning to be set free.
(Genzlinger) 'SAVAGES' Lurking somewhere in this stiff new play by Anne Nelson is a compelling op-ed piece yearning to be set free.
Billy Elliot: The movie about a boy who yearns to dance, set against the backdrop of the 1984 miners' strike, was an even bigger hit as a stage musical, and is still selling out on Broadway after three years.
"I was yearning to see Tahrir that day," she says.
