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• In City Beautiful contests, the underdog is often yearningly nearby.
• One spoke yearningly of his visits to Iran's Caspian coast.
• During the war, Braco looked yearningly at the planes flying in and out of Sarajevo.
• The songs are yearningly romantic, sparkling amalgams of folkie'60s psychedelia and'80s indie pop.
• Notable for Connelly's sweet portrayal of a chaste yet yearningly romantic accountant torn by a terrible secret.
• Giuseppe Pecorelli, 51, an employee of a German multinational corporation, explained as he yearningly flexed his wooden practice sword.
• The climax is no less agonizing than the nerve's-edge existence the couple so bravely and yearningly try to carve out for themselves.
• Can anyone watch him yearningly grasp a red rose at the end of a ballet and not be moved by the simplicity and appropriateness of the metaphor?
• In one ad, a young man watching out a bus window looks yearningly at a woman in her Mercedes whose high-performance engine is idled by a traffic jam.
• "The Guardian " wrote, " Particularly pungent is the clattery new-wave love song'17', which yearningly gazes back at the time she met her teenage sk8er boi ."
• "I've always looked yearningly at movies and magazines that show you a room beautifully lit, with nothing in it but three magazines on a black coffee table, " she said plaintively.
• "I know it's not easy to be a Palestinian, " he said, adding that they watched Israeli life " yearningly " and longed for such achievements of their own.
• Set in the early 19th century when Empire dresses and the Napoleonic Wars are still very much on everyone's mind, " Persuasion " is both a delicately nuanced social comedy and a yearningly openhearted romantic drama.
• Farmers in the audience, far from banking on divine intervention, talked yearningly of the past when government policy was built less around free-market vagaries and more around price supports and subsidies to brace them through hard times.
• The tired old Sisyphus allusion of the rock being pushed uphill simply won't do; how about Tantalus, the bogged-down ruler condemned to reach yearningly for that so-near fruit that recedes anew with each fresh grasp attempted.
• In her first days, after picking asparagus, beans and strawberries, she wrote to Pepi, yearningly, " I'd like to be sitting next to you on the couch, pressing my body against you, telling you this ."
• But what really stands out here, as evident in yearningly spare cuts by George Jones ( a mournful " He Stopped Loving Her Today " ) and Waylon Jennings ( in perfect snarl on " I've Always Been Crazy " ) is what makes " Austin City Limits " so darn good.
• But principally there were Susan Graham as the yearningly heartfelt young Composer; Doborah Polaski as the agonized, stentorian Ariadne; Jon Villars as the trumpeting Bacchus; Russell Braun as a bullying Harlequin; and above all Natalie Dessay, who suffered much groping and got her panties pulled off in mid-song and still delivered as breathtaking an account of Zerbinetta's showpiece aria as one could dream of.
• His first volume of " Images pour piano " ( 1904 1905 ) combines harmonic innovation with poetic suggestion : " Reflets dans l'eau " is a musical description of rippling water, while the second piece " Hommage ?Rameau " is slow and yearningly nostalgic, taking a melody from Jean-Philippe Rameau's 1737 " Castor et Pollux " as its inspiration.
• The only true must-sees of 2000 offer audiences things they've virtually never seen before-- in the upcoming Asian epic " Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, " a jaw-dropping battle sequence takes place atop the branches of swooping bamboo trees; the current no-budget indie " You Can Count on Me " offers a rare, almost unprecedented look at American characters who are both intelligently articulate yet yearningly clueless.