One song on their new album is dedicated to the children of Syria, and Farhi says he yearns to visit.
She made a bucket list of places she yearned to visit, things she wanted still to do (smoke dope, get a dog), people to meet.
Francis (Pacino) has been away at sea, sending money home to the mother of his child and now, muddled and penitent, he yearns to visit them.
A child encounters Mickey Mouse on the Disney Channel or Buzz Lightyear on a DVD and before long seeks out related merchandise and yearns to visit Walt Disney World.
To the Editor: Re the July 10 Practical Traveler column ("New Ways to Visit Cuba, Legally"): For years, my architect husband has yearned to visit Cuba for its artistic heritage.
But they had more headaches ahead: the next leg of their trip was a visit to Washington, where Mr. Redfearn yearned to visit the Smithsonian Institution, whose museums remained closed.
Yet, he continued, "I will make one more observation: If I had been born in space I know I would have desired to visit the beautiful earth more than I have ever yearned to visit in space".
I yearn to visit the graves of my parents, both of whom passed away in the years I have been absent and whose funerals I was unable to attend.
The Mad Men-themed parties, a line of Banana Republic Mad Men clothes, a surfeit of YouTube videos describing how to re-create period hair and makeup – this was a world we yearned to visit, seamed stockings, Brylcreem and all.
Meanwhile, John's wife, Jane Margot Robbiee), who was raised in the Congo as the daughter of an American teacher (not "missionary") who worked there, feels stifled and lonely in the cosseting formality of London's aristocracy and yearns to visit her childhood home and friends.
