How to pronounce“wist”in English

Wisteria spills over the front of the house, it's pale violet blossoms filling the air with a pungent scent.

It was "Wistful," I think was the working title.

And Ray said something very wist.

One afternoon Oliver calls me wistful.

And people become more and more wistful that we weren't doing more to mitigate the problem, that is, to actually stop it from happening.

your face but partly there's the wistful call of girlfriends and home and all the things you don't have but yearn for where you're living partly in your

say i' become a little wistful for for things that have

And they were actually looking at their houses pretty wistfully and sadly. And they were now in effect homeless staying

darling I want to hear all about it she said wistfully I won't forget said Vidalia I'll call again

let's move on to the 17th century to talk about this guy William Wiston so

Jacques-Henri Meister, who revered the man, wistfully acknowledged that Diderot never produced a book that would have placed him

play for you it it kind of goes through moods which start of maybe kind of wistfully kind of just musing humming to

And the next day your vacation is over and you go back to work and you stand wistfully in the break room and kind of look out the window with a sad cup of coffee and think

Ted Sarandos, who's our head of content, says-- at the time, we said wistfully, someday we'll be as big as HBO.

And if you do, I'll die with you because I'm immune to the first pandemic, just like you are." Cole's voice turned wistful.

in a situation such as a war where you're partly uh the reality of the world is in your face but partly there's the wistful