yearningly

"It's going to take time to get started," he said yearningly.

She dropped her feathers and stood back, looking at him yearningly.

He looked yearningly at the door of the kitchen, to which the stairs descended.

Gabriel said nothing, but his body leaned yearningly towards the fire.

Yearningly, she brushed her hand across the fly of his shorts.

He talked yearningly about two old, run-down theaters in the area.

But he turned and looked yearningly at the monstrous thing under the scaffolding.

She smiled yearningly at them, and then the door shut after them.

Or staring yearningly at our courtyard through the granite arch.

She found herself smiling yearningly at the thought of it and forced herself to stop.

Yearningly then, and only when it had done so, Miss Cutter took up the money.

He was completing his second year of duty on Earth and waited yearningly for replacement.

Some people prayed yearningly for its success, though they could have no other share in its making.

But with these yearningly prophetic gleams came a period of mental death.

For a moment he looked down yearningly at the cards and pennies, but the lure of the water was stronger.

They saw her face at the window, with her eyes fixed yearningly on Bonnie.

Arms reached yearningly outward when the song lyrics asked, "Lover man, where can you be?"

But when she said so to Dal, almost yearningly, he shook his head.

She stares into the audience yearningly, but it's unclear if she can really see us.

How yearningly attractive the memory of the bedroom shave!

"I would like a dog very much," Tibor said yearningly.

Larsen looked at him yearningly and said nothing.

He looked yearningly at that portion of Jan's anatomy which joins the head and shoulders.

If I'd had money and security and you, that would have been where I wanted to get, she thought, looking at him yearningly.

She leaned toward him yearningly, wishing she could move.