How to pronounce “longed” in English

I longed for everyone to experience this breaking open of the spirit that was at once nourishing, illuminating, and sweetly painful.

I longed to be that ideal of feminine beauty with the tiny feet and so on.

And so I longed to be that delicate little thing.

uh and people have longed to get along but they just don't know how something

How I longed for a normal name like Eddie Peterson, Dan Cook, or Jimmy Mayfair.

as much as I longed for my friends.

So van Gogh said he longed so much to make beautiful things, but he knew that beautiful things required effort and determination.

And it was something that I longed for.

about God that I I no longer longed God that I had this experience with a God I

Someone said the very thing you longed to hear.

was sure three would hear I longed to look into karna's face to see if those

heard much worse she knew an actress who longed to get married because her name was Effie red bottom she pulled herself together I would like

You have longed for a way to reconcile despair, hope, hatred, love, regret, and beauty, and their work can be your deliverance.

And while I sat there, I longed for the friends I had made on the trail.

But then when it was over, I longed for the silence and the solitude that I had discovered,

It was as if A, I longed for a certain heretofore untasted taste, until B, said longing became nearly unbearable, at which time C, I found a morsel of food with that exact taste

He had never remembered what he had looked like, and longed for the day when he was a mere 20 to see what he

And it's something that I just longed for, I guess, and that yearning.

Still, all through my years growing up, I longed for a visitation from my mother.

It is a word that is--that we fear and yet longed for.

Holding the baby, the speaker says, “trembling, a lullaby arose from within me.” And we could read that as someone who longed to be a parent,

Not English or American "soledad," which celebrated being on one's own, without others; Spanish "soledad," which longed for them.