Longed

God told him that there had never been a previous prophet or apostle who had longed just as Muhammad had longed, and desired just as Muhammad had desired, but that Satan had cast into his longing just as he had cast onto the tongue of Muhammad.

As heartbreaking as it is, not everyone gets their longed-for baby.

But maybe it was just her realization that the longed-for bike did not have the power to displace all that made her unhappy, and all the things I spend my money on cannot do that for me either.

Despite his inexperience, which raises ethical concerns, he could be the catalyst for the transformation we have longed for.

Even so, Dass longed to be a mother; she thought she would be good at it.

Even when Lupin left them after hearing of her pregnancy, Tonks understood his need to protect her and longed for his return.

Forever in our hearts, dearly loved and longed for.

Here’s a summary of the show: Monkey D. Luffy is a young adventurer who has longed for a life of freedom since he can remember.

If ever there was a smell that men longed to smell it would be this.

I longed for silky straight hair.

In the show, Monkey D. Luffy is a young adventurer who has longed for a life of freedom since he can remember.

It appeared to be the challenge and opportunity he longed for.

I was terrified to hold you, so for years I watched, sat on the sidelines as others found you, guiding them to places I longed to discover.

Sarina longed to become a figure skater to reconnect with her emotionally distant mother, who had also once been a figure skater.

The club’s fans have longed for an exciting brand that they played in the halcyon days under Mauricio Pochettino where they were league title contenders and even reached the Champions League final.

The forgiveness Richard longed for was not there, but something more powerful was.

Thompson couldn’t shake the feeling that she should be selling her flowers in her own community, and she longed for a reliable farmers market closer to home.

Throughout most of her life, Volf believes, the opera singer struggled to reconcile the two different women within her: Maria, the woman who longed for a normal life; and Callas, the public figure and icon with an adoring yet demanding following.

Although they were relieved to have the continued shelter and proximity to the children’s school, the Sacred Hearts temporary school, their children longed for a place where they could ride their bikes again.

And yet, she still longed for a sense of belongingness.