hankering for

He tells us in one of his later writings that he had "a hankering for the sea. "

You're bound to have worked up an appetite by now. Where would you go if you had a hankering for some good ol' Texas barbecue?

If you happen to find yourself in the Big Apple with a hankering for delicious borscht, be sure to take yourself to the Carnegie Deli.

Occasionally, it's even mistaken for a love hotel by couples hankering for some time beneath the sheets.

Long before he became president, Barack Obama had a hankering for the TGV and other fast trains.

whether it is a wish for eternal youth, a nostalgic hankering for things gone by, or a vain attempt to defer the final curtain.

Yet he could be forgiven for hankering for his old privacy in Switzerland.

Say, for instance, you're hankering for some Coldplay. Create a playlist, drag and drop all four albums, and you're good to go.

European nations, in particular, maintained a hankering for fixed exchange rates.

Evolution might have played an important part in the human hankering for salt.

I don't have big dreams, not really. I'm not hankering for the good life, I just want to be comfortable.

A mysterious disease overtakes the world, and the infected develop a hankering for human flesh.

Some OPEC states are hankering for even higher oil prices in the months ahead.

Poles may end up hankering for the dullness of Mr Tusk's heyday.

I took an instant hankering for a huge green wagon.

They all want me dead, and are hankering for my money.

Wanna pick Warren Buffett's brain and have a hankering for steak?

Most of us have a hankering for the good thingsonboth sides ofthe line.