wanderlust

He could no longer resist the call of the wanderlust.

A move to north as a young child began a lifelong wanderlust.

"I hope your stay at Wanderlust is just great," he said.

Billy was a wanderlust who loved so much of what the world had to offer.

The signs of wanderlust show up in the numbers from the travel industry.

Into the life of every motorcycle owner a little wanderlust must fall.

But sometimes, wanderlust hits you on the spur of the moment.

What I'd been missing was a wanderlust that came from letting go?

Wanderlust is a feast for both the body and the senses.

His was clearly a wanderlust based on a desire to see, record and paint the natural world.

But he seems to be infected by the same wanderlust as Burton.

But I'd have come back empty-handed, with not a thing to show for all the years of wanderlust.

I have a bit of the wanderlust in me.

His wife, Alice, whom he married 51 years ago, and their nine children all had wanderlust.

With the money left, he plans to to satisfy his lifelong wanderlust.

His inquisitive mind and wanderlust made him travel to the East.

Nothing is fueling the world's economy quite like its inhabitants' wanderlust.

He grew up and later lived with an insatiable wanderlust.

Like more than a few of us, I've a wanderlust."

He said later that "the whole experience went definitely some way to influencing my wanderlust".

Meanwhile, wanderlust led Johnson around the world finding work, often on ships.

In time even this became routine and failed to satisfy his wanderlust.

The trick is to turn wanderlust into a career.

"After all these years, I should be used to your bouts of wanderlust.

Karen, however, bad inherited too much of her father's wanderlust to settle down.