Coveting

Although some of the women in the M.V. Rug Hookers group use their magnificent works of art as actual rugs, I can’t imagine doing anything but coveting them for my walls.

But folks in 1941 weren’t coveting toilet paper – silk was the prize.

In the reboot, coveting Hilary’s wardrobe and ogling over the family mansion may hook viewers, but Banks-Waddles believes the key to the show’s success isn’t dreamy elements.

All this time- your sole focus was on contempt for me- and on coveting the family wealth.

In France, Marine Le Pen's National Rally failed in elections on Sunday to achieve the majority they were coveting but became the largest single party in a hung parliament that now risks plunging Europe's second-largest economy into policy paralyis.

At the same time, Sy Ableman (), the man who’s coveting Larry’s wife Judith () and also secretly badmouthing Larry to the tenure committee, gets into a fatal car accident.

For this week, we’ve turned it into the second installment of our holiday gift guide, with recommendations from T staffers on what we are coveting for ourselves this season, as well as the gifts we’re thinking of giving our friends and loved ones.

The widening map had some Democrats coveting not only victory Tuesday but also a landslide repudiation of Trump and his brand of Republicanism, including aspirations of flipping Texas for the first time since 1976.

Coveting the convenience of a personal parking spot is human, as is frustration with being ticketed for illegal parking.

Fredinand Sianyuka was coveting stories on the devastation caused by drought in Pemba’s Habbanyuka village to Gwembe’s Kkoma area when he met several villagers resorting to eating Maize bran.

One time, he rushed in as the doors opened at a Michael Harrington exhibit—he had been coveting a piece—and the filmmaker Atom Egoyan was walking out, having just bought the painting.

Add to this prohibitions such as not coveting, not straying after your heart and eyes and not hating your neighbor in your heart.

My daughter has been coveting a pet for years.

Though I left lunch coveting my lunch mate’s salad and wishing we had gone halfsies with pizza and salad, I was extremely happy with my Monday lunch choice.

Among those coveting Harding's seat were former governor Willis (he had been defeated by James M. Cox in 1916) and Colonel William Cooper Procter (head of Procter & Gamble ).

He thus completed another mission, for Portugal wanted not to be seen as an eternal "guest" of Kochi and had been coveting Goa as the best trading port in the region.

However, such a level of paranoia persisted that anyone (John de la Pole, Earl of Richmond, S. B. Chrimes, p. 72. for example) with blood ties to the Plantagenets was suspected of coveting the throne.