Sentence examples for yearning will be from inspiring English sources

All trades have to be endorsed by the government, but Cubans say slipping money to bureaucrats increases the chances that deals of unequal properties — as in those that involve money and carry the taint of capitalist yearning — will be approved.

To some extent that's the human condition, but perhaps to a greater extent it's a particular kind of male condition – the idea that all the chaos and yearning will be resolved by the right woman, only to find that it never is.

"No clock will tick, no man yearn, and silent will be the snow and the rocks underneath and as ever Hozomeen'll loom and mourn without sadness evermore," Kerouac wrote before drifting off onto one of the many tangents that make his writing so tiresome.

Years from now, we will be yearning for these simpler times, when we knew what a milestone signified.

George Clooney fans will have a fit of the vapours; old school John Waters fans will be yearning for a reprise of the Good Morning Baltimore number from Hairspray.

"Sane people in the year 2018 will be yearning for a return to simpler times and the 'good old days' of the 1970s".

That could cut the Gordian knot of immigration reform: America will be yearning for more immigrants, documented or not.

They have got a young, vibrant squad with plenty of players who will be yearning to prove themselves at Championship level.

It is a yearning that the future will be different from what we can reasonably expect today, and that there is more to existence than what we see in the here and now.

You can also do the toothbrush method before a date, to give your lips an irresistible pout; your date will be yearning to kiss you! Brown sugar is more finely ground than normal white sugar, so it exfoliates a little more gently if you have sensitive/chapped lips.

The film has an air of freezing gaiety, hellish savoir-faire--yet, at the center, beats a frantic heart, yearning for the innocence that will be destroyed.