Sentence examples for yearns to kill from inspiring English sources

This doubting Thomas yearns to kill off the Almighty; and succeeds.

Others will disagree, but if your yard is truly self-contained, and if you always take appropriate precautions when people visit, you can live with any dog you want, whether it yearns to kill cats or eat babies or wouldn't hurt a fly.

He yearns to obliterate experience and rediscover innocence".

At the start, the unsmiling queen and her husband (John C. Reilly), yearning for a child, are told to kill a sea monster, and to have its heart cooked by a virgin.

Judge Turpin lusts after the girl he has brought up as his daughter, Mrs Lovett jettisons truth and conscience as she yearns for Sweeney, and the latter's increasingly uncontrolled murderous appetites lead him to kill the thing he loves.

"The Prisoner or: How I Planned to Kill Tony Blair" belongs squarely in the first-person subgenre, though its heat-seeking title suggests its makers yearn for something bigger and grander.

(Bear, lion to kill).

It yearns to repair the breach.

She still yearns to breathe free.

Phung yearns to attend university and become an accountant.

Nobody should doubt he now yearns to be prime minister.