How to pronounce “yearned” in English

like a part of the family.And I yearned to have that feeling.And I felt like, in the work that I was doing in different communities here in the Bay Area, that that was the thing that was missing,

And as time went on, things got worse.And I yearned to sit down and eat dinner together, like everything I had seen on that sitcom.

You have to think about the adaptive reuse, the transformation of buildings into the future.And people want those-- they've yearned for experiences.

And I think it's an interesting thing that for me, being an executive producer, it means that I have access to lots of informationAnd I've actually secretly yearned to be a bartender.

Eye" in high school, but I did.And it was about this little Black girl who yearned for a pair of new eyes because she thought that it would make her beautiful.She wanted blue eyes.

What I found was artists were competing with each other for the favor of the galleries.I did not find the intellectual atmosphere that I yearned for.But the exhibitions were still of abstract painting at that time.

And as time went on, things got worse.As a little kid, I yearned to have a father and a mother in those dynamics in my home.

I went into theater, so you had to be someplace where there's an audience.And so as I've lived in cities, I always yearned for the sort of canoe of my youth.And I think that's a lot of what led me to maintain my woodshop.

The abolitionists are a tiny minority among the— even in the North, tiny minority among the white people of the United States. The AfricanAmerican population, nearly four million of them by 1860, of course, would have embraced it instantly and yearned for it. But inthe white population, the abolitionists are a tiny minority. They are much despised even across much of the North because they were seen as agitators

an extraordinary story of unbelievable racism, a tragic part of American history.Then there’s the great part of the guys finally getting the shot, the chance that they always yearned for.And there’s also, of course, when they came back they were treated like absolute, can we swear?