Wistfully

And that would be the end of the show, you’ll just see them all at the farm, and Mel will just be looking wistfully, and she’ll be like, I got it.

An onlooker told Daily Mail Australia at the time that Danika looked smitten with the footballer and was practically sitting on his lap while gazing wistfully into his eyes.

But rather than gazing out the window wistfully and praying for snow to come, why not make a visit to the Dairy Arts Center, where two artists are redefining how we see this season, finding beauty and resilience in this seemingly desolate time?

Intra-league loans are always a risky and, currently, it appears that Wycombe are reaping the benefits of the deal, whilst, donning our nostalgic lenses, we watch wistfully from afar.

A dear friend from high school days, a strong supporter of President Trump, wrote wistfully a while ago on a Facebook message thread shared by a few classmates, including me.

As for drinking with Vision, he’s probably your guy if you’re a fan of sipping on extremely old scotch and wistfully staring off into the great unknown.

Once every few days, playwright Fern Naomi Renville finds herself wistfully staring at the cake-box-sized mock-up in her living room.

The mind wondered wistfully, what if fate had willed otherwise, and we were born in one of these homes.

But he answers rather wistfully: “Actually, I would love to go back to the days where we used to all sit down together and eat meals as a family.

The 43-year-old mother of 10 recalled wistfully the boom she said the trade enjoyed last year.

The three girls wistfully recall the smell of the sweet wheat pudding their family used to prepare for the spring festival of Xidir Ilyas, a nostalgic hole even Bria’s moreish spaghetti can’t quite fill.

Many of those who remembered wistfully the halcyon days of Mr Russell's leadership found that the new incumbent did not fulfill their expectations of a saintly leader.

Silverstein 32 Parker became famous for her short, viciously humorous poems, many about the perceived ludicrousness of her many (largely unsuccessful) romantic affairs and others wistfully considering the appeal of suicide.