Anne, who loved the sea in all of its many moods, looked out at the storm-tossed harbour longingly. |
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She stares longingly at the thick black uniforms and hard helmets hanging up in the machine bay. |
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Over at the machinery section, farmers gazed longingly at some of the latest gigantic tractors. |
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The first factory workers in New England often wrote longingly about the countryside they had left behind. |
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He stared longingly outside, wishing to be out there among the people, taking a brisk walk in the city. |
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Do you find yourself gazing longingly and rather smuttily at Cheetara as she disports in her tight-fitting leotard? |
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Given my pecuniary circumstances, I did not really allow my eye to roam and gaze longingly at other more sporty or luxurious motor cars. |
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I remember looking longingly outside, where the birds twittered in the tall, skinny trees nearby. |
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In fact she was not glad at all, and she continued to think longingly about the beautiful coromandel screen in the apartment below her feet. |
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John gazes longingly at her but never dreams of making a move, despite his wife's spiral into self-absorbed hostility. |
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I looked longingly at my breeches, but picked up the next best thing, one of the long kilted skirts I used for riding. |
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The five children all stared longingly at each other, and joined hands in a small circle. |
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Her eyes traveled longingly to her large, unmade bed that she wouldn't sleep on for another month are two, at least. |
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Looking longingly at the items, she stood chewing her lip, wondering which item she should get. |
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Their impetus of drunken fun ranges from the longingly somber to the deepest screams. |
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I glanced longingly at the bright green bottle of Mountain Dew. |
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They looked back longingly to a mythical golden age in a medieval past. |
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In the photo, Baldwin is staring longingly into the camera, his eyes like two giant marbles, his chin resting in his hand. |
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In the end, he goes home with an aching heart and a collection of shells that he longingly sniffs. |
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A fat woman in a red and beige dress busily fanned herself while her male escort gazed longingly at the other women when he knew his wife was busy eyeing the young men. |
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Why do we wait upon the shoreline and look longingly towards the horizon? |
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She propped her chin on the desk, staring longingly at the phone. |
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The further Republicans get from power, the more longingly they think of the man who led their 1994 revolution and took back Congress. |
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Then people would start to think longingly of a time when they had jobs even if they had a tough time getting to them. |
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As a young girl she stood in front of a bookstore in London, Ontario, and looked longingly at a box of paints displayed in the window. |
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Because this is a time of planning for the future, which can be scary, they may also find themselves looking longingly to the past. |
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You would never show one off to your friends, or linger longingly in the aquatics store, working out how you could get your hands on one. |
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Planting fruit trees in your own garden is much better than looking longingly at the cherries on the neighbour's tree. |
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Dallas looked longingly at a three-year-old dog in the front of Mitch's towline. |
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On the way home we talked longingly of sleep and filled ourselves enormous sandwiches of Swiss cheese, slivered bell peppers, fresh basil leaves, olive oil, salt, and pepper. |
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Bakari reaches out, strokes bundy's cheek and stares into his eyes longingly. |
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He has a lazy, matey sort of north London accent, longingly smokes each cigarette, as if it is his last, and has an acerbic wit, usually directed against himself. |
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I see a couple holding each other and longingly looking at flash sheets on the wall. |
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Here she mainly rolls her eyes in sorrow and gazes longingly at Fairbanks, a pretty sight himself in a ripped, muscle-exposing blouse and thigh-hugging culottes. |
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He gazed longingly up at the immense, empty sky that cut across the nearby horizon through the naked trees and began tramping through the snow towards it. |
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Whenever Clarence the angel talks longingly about getting his wings, take a shot of bourbon and then mince around the room, flapping your arms as feyly as possible. |
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Well, you get your coffee and think longingly of cooler, dryer climes. |
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For the 1860s, it is rather old-fashioned and the local Trustees speak longingly of the days when they can afford a new modern school with all the latest amenities and equipment. |
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For years engineers have looked longingly at the Congo river where it plunges down the Inga falls, between Kinshasa, the Congolese capital, and the Atlantic ocean. |
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In response to such shamefacedness, I find myself thinking longingly of Helen – the ancient rather than the modern version – of Troy, that coruscating dervish, point of all narrative and dazzling blonde light. |
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This is why the children and their parents of 8 villages are longingly waiting for the construction of the school, which will also serve as accomodation. |
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We look confidently into the future, for we know that every month and every day brings us closer to the great event which we are longingly waiting for. |
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Through all the centuries Man's eyes have turned longingly to that world and they have endured the trials of this for what has been promised hereafter. |
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We've met this nameless man with that ugly sweater who listens to old records and carps both longingly and snarkily about the way things were vs. |
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Frédéric Back researched the period furniture and armour for this illustration in which the Dauphin Charles looks longingly out the window, lamenting the fact that he is not part of the battle. |
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If I had found it lying loose under the sheets or pushed down to the bottom of the bed, rubbing up against my ankle, I could have picked it up lovingly, longingly. |
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We dream longingly of a day when there will be Daiquiris at Parkhead, Long Island Ice Teas at Ibrox even a few Harvey Wallbangers at Hampden. |
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Fans of the successful game Carcassonne waited longingly for this game. |
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Tenured faculty aren't circus elephants too demoralized to perform, too persnickety to eat peanuts or too apathetic to do more than gaze longingly at retirement. |
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