In that pic, Jay was staring longingly at the ocean.
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The poodle and the pug stare longingly at each other.
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D. looks longingly at scarves but does not buy one.
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A boy looks longingly at 'Harry Potter' books in Paris, France.
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I still eye boxes of Fruit Loops and Frosted Flakes longingly.
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When it doesn't, you find yourself looking longingly at the past.
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Nobody looks longingly back at his Khaleesi as he does, either.
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The film begins with Pattinson staring longingly out of Bowery Hotel window.
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I'll just think longingly about it when I'm on an aging treadmill.
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Together the pair drink wine and stare longingly into each other's eyes.
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The most explicit shot is of Ms. Helbig longingly biting her lower lip.
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I look at it longingly but resist taking a bite when she offers.
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There was a pause as Mia looked longingly into the space between us.
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"I miss my dolls," says Mona, longingly, after her reign as A is over.
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Instead, she stares longingly into his eyes and says cryptic quotes here and there.
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We petted anxious baby rathtars and looked longingly at Salacious Crumbs of various colors.
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Now that it's all over, you can gaze longingly into some images of the eclipse.
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After a second sweet kiss, they both pulled away looking longingly in each other's eyes.
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Hopefully, these crying dudes will wipe their eyes long enough to stare longingly into hers.
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We stood on the beach, Puritans at Woodstock, and gazed longingly at the Italian families.
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I gazed around the restaurant, longingly, wondering what the men eating cheeseburgers were talking about.
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I thought longingly of the eight-hour flight we had ahead of us that evening.
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I bet you didn't make it through that sentence without gazing longingly at another tab.
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Everyone else has to pay shit loads of money, or watch longingly through the fence.
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All we had to do was 'act sexy' (ha!) and look longingly into each others eyes.
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They climb into bed as usual, and Gypsy looks longingly at her mother one last time.
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If so, bad news for those European dairy farmers gazing longingly at the Japanese consumer market.
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She stares longingly out of the limo at the women in short sleeves, kissing their boyfriends.
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I've gazed longingly at ethernet cables while trying to make a crappy Wi-Fi connection work.
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He gazes longingly at lunar lander models, medals and old photographs and won't eat or speak.
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The government looks longingly at manufacturing's 32% share of China's GDP, roughly double the Indian figure.
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Did I miss the internet explosion over Steve looking longingly at Bucky in this #InfinityWar poster?
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There are so many things you want to say, but instead you just stare on, longingly.
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As the couple looks longingly into each other's eyes, the boy's uncle, Pat, feels left out.
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So, the people are telling themselves it could be possible and are looking longingly at the BJP.
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"Can I have a fry?" they say, longingly, and you oblige, because that is our social contract.
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Are your palms as slick with sweat as Tina's while gazing longingly at Jimmy Jr.'s butt?
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It's not the only time he reaches longingly for a canvas and the ghosts he's conjured there.
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Oh god their piercing blue eyes...staring longingly...at each other... Yeah I'm gonna need a minute.
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"Somebody crowd me with love/Somebody force me to care," he sings longingly in the final verse.
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Jörg: One thing we wanted to avoid was this kind of "Eastalgia"—looking back at the East longingly.
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They speak longingly of the numbing spice of Sichuan peppercorn or the sour herbs found in Yunnan cooking.
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American tech giants have for some time been looking longingly at WeChat's vast scope, popularity, functionality, and profitability.
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Whoever wins in November, the tech community is likely to look back longingly at the last eight years.
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For thousands of years, humans gazed longingly up at the Moon from Earth, marveling at its otherworldly beauty.
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In its tendency to gaze longingly backwards, it continues to exclude those who have historically been denied a voice.
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Serena Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski) second-guesses her role in shaping Gilead every time she stares longingly at a pen.
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To avoid being the loner and making people uncomfortable as you stare longingly at them, hey, make some friends?
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From her cloud of bubble bath, she gazes down longingly at a man in a heart-shaped pool below.
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In Europe, VW bus owners won't have to look longingly at this concept car as, well, just a concept.
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Comforting fact: Everyone, no matter how corrupt and powerful, longingly remembers some lost symbol of their childhood and dies.
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Is the sky we gaze at longingly while wasting time at work the same hue for all of us?
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It will not, as some fans had longingly hoped, play Steam games or run a full version of Windows 10.
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Update 3:25PM: President Trump has changed his header image to an image of him longingly gazing out a window.
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At least, that seems to be the conclusion some of its largest investors came to as they looked longingly west.
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"It was pretty much a disaster," Nick says, staring longingly at the ocean and thinking only of his personal failures.
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When was the last time I stared longingly at those static panels, just eating up space on my phone's display?
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I longingly eye the bottle of wine in my fridge, but instead wash my food down with a Diet Sprite.
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We can only hope the Photoshop wizards stared longingly at their hard work like the grocery store worker did here.
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Elderly men gaze longingly out of building windows, enjoy somber picnics by themselves, and gesticulate madly on a park bench.
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Until then, stare longingly at Cohen's mustache in the photos above and dream of the Queen biopic that never was.
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It's also a good sign for the Leafs, should they find themselves picking first and staring longingly at Auston Matthews.
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"But there's a part of me, in my heart, that wants to be there at Standing Rock," he says longingly.
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It's enough to make you reflect longingly on the Agatha Christie drama that he made for British TV in 2007.
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This commercial concludes with a guy who can't poop staring longingly at a woman trailing toilet paper from her shoe.
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In mid-August, days before I gave birth to my first child, I was spending hours staring longingly into my closet.
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So longingly looking at a display with a resolution and breadth that can melt your brain is part of the fun.
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The governor even found himself in the White House, gazing longingly at Beltway bigwigs in an office he once campaigned for.
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These two characters have been gazing longingly at each other for years, but their duty to their queen always came first.
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"Leo was in a booth next to the deejay and basically gazing longingly into Nina's eyes," a partygoer tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Suddenly, we didn't look longingly at the frozen food we once regularly consumed; instead, it made us feel a little gross.
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Ms. Klein could be forgiven for thinking longingly of a Hilton or a Hyatt on trips east to visit her husband.
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Private firms can now do no more than gaze longingly upon the Uyuni salt flat near Potosí, the largest in the world.
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The camera longingly and lovingly gazes at breasts and buttocks, to the point where even faces are nothing more than mere accessories.
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Do you longingly stare up into the night sky and think to yourself, Damn, I wish I owned a piece of that?
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The isolated Siegmund and beaten-down Sieglinde, who is trapped in a marriage to the bullying Hunding, look at each other longingly.
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I found myself gazing at that blue, longingly, as the Philadelphia sky hung so low that I wanted to push it away.
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Still, whenever he walks by a house on his block with a "for sale" sign, he can't help gazing longingly at it.
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"Go play your other game, if you must, or better yet just stare longingly into this cryptic black hole," Fortnite is saying.
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And so I look at these things longingly, thinking, if I were an artist, that's something that might come out of me.
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Instead, Gypsy looks longingly at Lacey and her teenage friends and we're to understand that Gypsy is tired of being considered a child.
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He summons demons on the rippling synth-heavy "Children's Summon," and sings longingly about going home "to the flames" on the title track.
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The pair walked arm-in-arm down the red carpet and longingly gazed into each other's eyes as they posed for the cameras.
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My cursor hovers over the side salad option, a little bit longingly, before I remember myself and click on the side of fries.
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Perhaps. But if sushi-making isn't your forte, you (and I) should probably stick to gazing longingly at photos of Tide Pods instead.
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Watching Lorraine with her new family, Peña gazes longingly at the life that could've been his — of course, while he aggressively chews gum.
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In the photo, he can be seen riding away with the window rolled up as a sad Teigen stares the car down longingly.
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He has created a movie that dwells longingly on Hollywood's past, while trying to make the case for its relevance in Hollywood's future.
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It was still morning, but you could tell it was going to be hot, and we began to gaze at the mountains longingly.
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I find myself longingly gazing at the First Responses in the supermarket again, this time sadly, because I know I'll never take another.
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Visitors hoist loved ones in the air, flip their hair relentlessly and gaze longingly at their unfiltered selves in their phone's camera app.
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Frankel admits that, as a German child, he looked longingly at a parade of Brown Shirts from which he was, of course, excluded.
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Season 2 ended in the courtroom with Noah looking back longingly at Alison and all possibilities open and undefined (well, except for Scotty).
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Over the past four jam-packed episodes, we've spent very limited time with these people, let alone stared longingly at their budding romances.
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More benignly, the Boston news media — which writes longingly of those old tribal wars — has noted that a proper blood feud takes time.
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For decades, developers and city planners looked longingly at the open-air, below-grade rail yards between Penn Station and the Hudson River.
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Some of us love to revel in it, others of us look longingly at pictures of snow and start a countdown until Labor Day.
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People at Apple speak longingly of the company's new campus, Steve Jobs's $5 billion circular glass dream, which is scheduled to open next year.
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I would stare longingly at the beautiful girls boarding the bus next to mine in their Miss Sixty jeans and Juicy Couture terrycloth hoodies.
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In 2009, the four-time NBA champion was filmed staring longingly at a glazed variety, as Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" played in the background.
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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN)Esther Yakubu gazes longingly at the familiar grainy photograph of her daughter and sings a favorite tune as she thinks of her.
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As I make the long journey from a plane's entrance to my seat in coach, I frequently gaze longingly at the seats in first class.
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Across the Capitol, senators longingly look toward the House, whose members are gone for the month campaigning, meeting with constituents and traveling with their families.
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His strike partner, Luis Suárez, carefully unwrapped the strapping from his wrist, tossing it aside, looking longingly toward the tunnel, edging ever closer to it.
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He said other young Iranians with the financial means want to leave the country as well, while those without, longingly look at life in Europe.
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My dining companions spoke longingly about the delights they had encountered while living in Mexico City, and wondered at the trick Bar Patrón inadvertently manages.
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The four teenagers drive to the truck, and Archie walks towards it, sits in the driver's seat and looks through his father's personal items longingly.
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But Rebecca and Paula continue to pine for each other; they stare longingly at each other; they have tear-stained public fights with each other.
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She and Nick slowly close up the house as their getaway taxi makes its way to pick them up, and she stares longingly at the house.
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He ends his workout by staring longingly into the scary swamp, hammering the point that his biological father met his fate in its green, bubbling waters.
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Consider making it your new year's resolution to spend less time looking longingly at other people's vacation photos, and more time planning adventures of your own.
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Alexander Wang boots, Maryam Nassir Zadeh handbags — basically, if you've been eyeing it longingly over the last few months, there's a good chance it's on sale.
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The praise for Putin is a symptom of a deeper ideological sickness, one that is causing many to turn longingly to the idea of autocratic rule.
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Others look longingly upon his dishes, or say that he's forcing the surrounding kosher restaurants to look beyond dry falafel, pasty hummus, and oversized sushi rolls.
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Now, the deer here look longingly at her lush backyard through a six-foot mesh barrier that has restored her landscape and sense of well-being.
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It's been a week with the new Pro — Microsoft's part-tablet/part-laptop hybrid machine — and I already find myself looking longingly at the Surface Laptop.
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Look longingly past "Starry Night" to "The Olive Trees," an equally compelling van Gogh in the same room, with just one person in front of it.
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"The infants in this second study looked longingly at the fruit, and then they gave it away!" said co-author Andrew Meltzoff in a press release.
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But ultimately what stands between him and any large achievement is his deeply rooted, unappeasable need to look longingly backward, an impulse that goes beyond nostalgia.
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Meanwhile, reprising his role as Peter, Centineo proves yet again that no one in the business is better at gazing longingly at girls than he is.
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When I was in an area with mostly Level 23 slower chargers while in a non-Tesla electric vehicle, I looked longingly at the Supercharger stations.
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Whether you're gazing longingly at the King or admiring the elegant curves of the iconic Slimes, the variety and attention to detail are a constant delight.
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Gandalf peers longingly across the vast Grand Canyon Gandalf's humans, two 22-year-olds currently living in California, acquired him from a pet hospital in downtown Seoul.
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We would find ourselves online in the form of LiveJournals or Xangas, MySpace, MSN Messenger, looking longingly at the texts on our flips phones, and so on.
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A bob haircut seems simple enough at first glance, when you're struck with inspiration on the subway gazing longingly at a stranger's perfectly tousled chin-length waves.
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Blocked by a security guard, Harrelson stood in disbelief, longingly peering at the game and awaiting a break in play so he could return to his post.
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Give it a listen above and probably stare out of the window longingly, thinking of tins, and grass, and the smell of charred sausages in the air.
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Susan spends her days at home, looking longingly out her perfect window in the Hollywood Hills, silently lamenting the choices that led her into this sullen existence.
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Send them to the celebrity, share them with your friend who is obsessed with Adam Driver, or just gaze longingly at the best internet baes of 2017.
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I remember as a child gazing longingly at it in her narrow carpeted walk-in closet, which was packed with her platform shoes and caftans and baubles.
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It's expected some time next year, but until then we can stare at it longingly while the UK, Germany, Sweden, Norway, and other countries get it first.
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Even this OG body positivity warrior sometimes looks at the left picture longingly, until I remember the impossible pain that brought me there and onto my proverbial knees.
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They look longingly to Taiwan, where a recent decision to legalize same-sex marriage on the self-ruled island of 24 million is being celebrated throughout the world.
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Yet your attention keeps returning, almost longingly, to the movie's funnier, more charming supporting players, notably Queenie (a delightful Alison Sudol) and Jacob (the equally appealing Dan Fogler).
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Now at Camouflaj, I work with a smaller team, with a smaller budget and a smaller cultural footprint, but I don't look back at my days at Microsoft longingly.
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Having your partner cross their arms, turn away from you, and gaze longingly at the leather-jacket-wearing, floppy-haired man across the room is not the sexiest situation.
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Some doctors, for example, speak longingly of a zip that can replace stitches after operations where they may need to access the same part of the patient's body again.
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On several nights, I found myself gazing longingly at the lunch specials on the back of the menu, wondering why I couldn't have a brick of pastelón for dinner.
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He was a modern-day rough rider, and those of us who knew him well will longingly remember those days when we could join the charge by his side.
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I had spent my time there gobbling pintxos and freshly grilled seafood, sitting through long and elaborate tasting menus, and staring longingly at beautiful Basque cheesecakes in the marketplace.
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To me, the first 15 miserable years of my life had been one great big rainy day during which I gazed longingly at the material possessions of my classmates.
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Conversely, I kept an eye longingly on the exit at "Seventeen," the excruciating Australian play that has set up at the Lyric Hammersmith in West London through April 8.
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Now Ashley Madison is back, with new management and a solemn trio of adverts in which white office workers look longingly at each other over a dirgeful acoustic soundtrack.
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If we are to talk about regrets, she admits she wanted to be a nurse and care for people as her career, something she still brings up longingly today.
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This is such a weird ad, if only for the moment when a man who can't poop gazes longingly after a woman who has toilet paper stuck to her shoe.
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I look longingly at Blue Star Donuts and contemplate taking on the post-security hike to get a mint Oreo smoothie at Burgerville on the opposite end of the airport.
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Today he speaks longingly of the days when rents were cheap and people came from all over the country to pursue careers as poets, authors and artists in San Francisco.
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We know we're not the only ones who spend every flight staring longingly into the first-class cabin, wishing that's where we were sitting instead of in the cheap seats.
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Who in the hell needs to longingly stare at some soggy, day-old French fries your friend drunkenly left out when you can just make yourself something far, far better?
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The shot of Sam staring longingly at the gigantic library at Hightower went on so long that a friend messaged me to ask if he was about to be stabbed.
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J. Liebling described him as "unduly cheerful"—and his American host noticed that in the elevator of his hotel, on West Seventieth Street, an attractive girl glanced longingly at him.
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Sometimes, when temperatures soared above 90 degrees and the sun was beating down, we'd look longingly at pickup trucks and hope someone would offer us a ride (no such luck).
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A Few More Heartbreaking Details: There's a brief moment on her birthday, when Dee Dee runs out to get Gypsy's birthday present and Gypsy watches a girl ride a bike longingly.
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During a September 7, 2016 broadcast with NBC's Matt Lauer, Trump said Putin is a stronger leader than former president Barack Obama and spoke longingly of Putin's grip on his country.
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In this year's print ad, Gyllenhaal and Kebede portray a loving family, and the actor can be seen longingly looking down at Leila as Kebede leans her head onto his shoulder.
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It's a perfectly middle-of-the-road teen flick, and it is notable mostly because it gives Centineo plenty of opportunities to do what he does best: gaze longingly at girls.
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Two years later, stripped of her dignity and her livelihood, Rachel rides the train past the house every day, surreptitiously drinking from her Camelbak bottle and staring longingly at paradise lost.
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If they get angry — if they start to throw things or talk longingly about the other immigrant kids who are totally superior to you in every way, remember that they are afraid.
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Or, was this actually one of those moments when you accidentally press the like button while staring longingly at a photo and then panic about it and unlike, hoping no one noticed?
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We see an as-yet unnamed love interest get down on one knee in front of the Tanner-Fuller matriarch, while another suitor stares longingly at her in a beautiful Japanese garden.
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Last month, the shop shared a few insanely delicious gifs with us — so while you wait to get a mouthful of creamy Gilmore Girls nostalgia, you can gaze longingly at ice cream.
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In a poignant moment early in her book, Ms. Haimerl describes gazing longingly into a window in a newly gentrified Denver neighborhood, before her dream of homeownership there turned into a nightmare.
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People here make pilgrimages to his childhood home, where a stone is displayed with a faint footprint said to be his, and speak longingly of the possibility that it could happen again.
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Until then, you can gaze longingly at the cobra-like lightweight carbon fiber frame, low center of gravity, tilt-based steering, and 4.5-inch high-def screen with turn-by-turn directions.
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The lesson here isn't for overwhelmed American parents to look longingly across the Atlantic; it's to emulate the Swedes, Germans and Italians by harboring the reasonable expectation that the state will help.
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For the last year, I've wandered the aisles at Best Buy and Costco, staring longingly at the OLEDs and hoping for a day when I could actually afford one without significantly compromising quality.
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In one arresting, nude self-portrait, Böttner, flat-chested, yet sexually ambiguous, with flowing hair, longingly watches the baby in her lap, while feeding formula, nursing the bottle between her cheek and collarbone.
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Mr. Cannavale, 47, half Cuban and half Italian, grew up in New Jersey with a stint in Florida in the middle, and spent years looking longingly toward Manhattan until finally he lived there.
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Republicans have been aggressively working to address this problem for years — for instance, by term-limiting their committee chairmen — and many Democratic members look longingly across at the aisle at what they've accomplished.
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The babies "looked longingly at the fruit, and then they gave it away!" said Andrew Meltzoff, co-director of the Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences at the University of Washington, in a statement.
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Installed in the museum's garden, Antón García-Abril's and Déborah Mesa's "Petrified River" (2018-19) consists of three large earth and concrete rocks that symbolize, longingly, Manhattan Island's less developed pre-colonial environment.
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I thrust my icy hands into my coat pockets and tried not to gaze too longingly at the unlit tiled oven-stoves that had once served as a home's sole source of warmth.
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Technically, you're supposed to go to church and wait longingly for Jesus's birthday to roll around, but most people spend the days drinking and eating with friends and family and lighting our Advent wreaths.
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I'd look longingly at the ice cream sandwiches my skinny, flat-chested friends would devour at lunch, and mournfully shift around the steamed veggies and grilled chicken breast in my perfectly measured Tupperware container.
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To the long roll call of visitors he meets each day — regional power brokers and elders, government officials, religious leaders, well-wishers who reminisce longingly about his years in power — the metaphor is clear.
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A new Arbor snowboard, $420Arbor makes some of the prettiest snowboards around, and whether you know it or not, they've probably longingly admired one of these on the slopes or through a storefront window.
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But it was Sondheim's score, inflected with regional accents of the American songbook through the ages, that gave the show its radiant chill, as its dispossessed characters sang longingly of a hunger for glory.
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If your idea of a romantic Valentine&aposs Day includes longingly looking into your loved one&aposs eyes over a plate of piping hot waffles — boy, do we have just the thing for you.
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I haven't gone out once because I don't want to stare longingly at my friends as they eat and drink whatever they want while I casually sip tap water and wish I was dead.
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Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande stared longingly at each other on the red carpet; King Princess and Amandla Stenberg proved the kids are more than all right; Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'Oir exuded marital bliss.
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This iPhone user, trapped by iMessage and the comforts of iOS, looked on longingly, wondering when I, too, would get a phone that looks more Minority Report and less like something from the early '00s.
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An arcane microbial defense system has created a trapdoor to the transformative technology that geneticists had sought so longingly for decades, a method to achieve directed, efficient, and sequence-specific modification of the human genome.
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Whiskey on ice, Sunset and VineYou've ruined my life by not being mine As Taylor Swift gazes longingly at the dog, she realizes that all she wants is a sweet, loyal canine of her own.
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" Colorful writing: "An unwelcome breeze played merrily, but frigidly, around the gaunt limbs in the press box eyrie, and shivering creatures thought lovingly and longingly of the 'woolen ones' reposing in bureau drawers at home.
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CreditCreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times MILAN — Was it only Americans in the audience looking longingly at the beds provided as seating for some at the fall 2017 Prada show for both men and women?
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Faced with stubborn kids who refuse to wear sunscreen at the beach, what exasperated parent hasn't gazed longingly at the sky, wishing that a seagull might soar overhead and heroically sh*t lotion on their insubordinate children?
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I stared longingly at a pair of Monolo Blahniks and Jimmy Choo clutch (from Net-A-Porter) I wouldn't be bringing, feeling sad that I couldn't wear two handbags and two pairs of shoes to an event.
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Yet the movie's strong streak of voyeurism -- a woman who peers longingly at the lives of others as filtered through her window seat -- owes a significant debt to Alfred Hitchcock in general, and "Rear Window" in particular.
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Jodi Dear Jodi, I can sort of see it: Hillary's trying to get Bill to talk strategy before bed, and he's listening, he's really trying, but he's also eyeing the Springsteen memoir on his nightstand table longingly.
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I wondered, as I stared longingly: Why do I, a woman of a certain age, still have a penchant for glitter, decades after I should have outgrown a 7-year-old's yearnings for sparkly dress-up clothes?
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The other day, one of them, a Syrian named Mohammad Ibrahim, drank tea in the shade of a palm tree on the Turkish coast and looked longingly at Greece, visible across a narrow stretch of the Aegean Sea.
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WASHINGTON — After seven years of waiting longingly to annul President Barack Obama's signature health care law, Republican leaders on Tuesday faced a sudden revolt from the right that threatened their proposal to remake the American health care system.
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MORITZ KRAEMERSovereign chief ratings officerS&P Global RatingsFrankfurt Beige boozing* In 1946 George Orwell wrote longingly of his ideal pub, the Moon Under Water, which would, among other things, sell liver sausage sandwiches and large biscuits with caraway seeds.
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Stop gazing longingly out the window at the snow piling up and binge that Netflix show you've been meaning to start with your Amazon Fire TV Stick (we suggest Queer Eye — or watching The Office for the millionth time).
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We have to concern ourselves with unequal pay, sexual harassment, and longingly looking at the desk chair in the oval office like it's a brass ring, and our own bodies pressure us more than any nagging relative ever could.
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Imagine an injection that could prevent you from eating an entire tray of Oreos when you just meant to have one, or staring longingly at the Wendy's menu when you're supposed to be "clean eating" after a holiday bender.
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The exception to that focus is a scene in which Skylar is about to roll a bowling ball down an alley and the camera — shifting to the perspective of a guy they've met on the bus — follows her longingly.
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There's the wide landscape shot where each of the men are staring longingly into the distance, Pitt in a field of desert land and Styles in a field by a body of water (presumably somewhere on the coast of England).
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The pair then seemingly jet off to their honeymoon (if you can fly private, you do fly private) where Ana longingly gazes at her hot-as-hell hubby walking along the sand on what seems to be a public beach.
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Bonnie, who arguably is going through the worst time of all, stares longingly at the ocean like Edna Pontellier in The Awakening, as if she might walk in and never emerge because she cannot live with what she has done.
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Well after the orchards of Northern California were overwhelmed by glass boxes and suburban tracts, the tech companies find themselves looking longingly at an Edenic, prelapsarian moment, when it seemed that — to adapt a more recent slogan — another world was possible.
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If her counts were low, she would sit confined to her room, often for days on end, gazing longingly through a sealed window at people six stories below walking the garden paths and at the trees swaying in the breeze.
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It doesn't so much look back longingly at past masters like Vincente Minnelli, Nicholas Ray, Stanley Donen and Jacques Demy (to name a few) as tap into their mojo, insisting on their modernity and its own classicism in the same gesture.
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C's ghostly powers are faint—he can smash the odd glass—and mostly he just trails M longingly or studies her as she, for instance, eats an entire chocolate pie (in a single four-minute take), then vomits it up.
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As you peer round the curtain from your cramped economy seat and catch a glimpse of the Champagne being handed out just a few meters away, you sigh and gaze longingly at a travel experience that is so close, yet so far.
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In what came off as a real-life equivalent of the distracted boyfriend meme, de Blasio held off endorsing his former boss for six months, as he gazed longingly at the Sanders campaign and the stir it was creating on the left.
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Nowhere in the series is there a brooding shot of her staring longingly out a window at the falling rain, wondering where it all went wrong, or a pivotal moment where her husband's love for her somehow makes her bipolar disorder disappear.
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Immediately to the right, a black-and-white portrait of the same man depicts him leaning naked against a bare wall, his legs curled before him, his hand on his forehead, looking longingly, almost boyishly, at something (or someone) beyond the picture plane.
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In one particularly striking moment, Dr. Harvey unpacks a picture of his late wife among Kat's things, and stares at it longingly, alone in his memories of her until Kat's snatches it out of his hands to place it on her bedside table.
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I browse longingly at food delivery options but instead head to Aldi where I get popcorn, a case of Dr. Pepper, green beans, mushrooms, pumpkin spice Special K, ribeye, shredded cheese, eggs, iced coffee, and a pair of fuzzy holiday leggings ($34).
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Lagerfeld promoted the idea that dieters should embrace fashion and not health or wellness as a primary motivator: "There is nothing worse than looking longingly at clothes that you would like to wear but that are definitely too tight for you," he wrote.
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It calls to mind the kind of cotton-candy hair in a period film where everyone stares out the window longingly whilst doing needlework — or worse, that regrettable prom photo where you look extra awkward thanks to some crunchy beehive from the local beauty salon.
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Some of them get special hometown footage intros (Grant the firefighter looks longingly at the camera with "I just wanna stop stripping" eyes, Evan runs an erectile dysfunction clinic and can't stop "cleverly" referring to hard-ons) while others let their antics do the talking.
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A 1984 work by Stefan Plenkers, "Boat Cemetery," depicts a beach strewn with fragments of boats and the heads of two people with their backs turned to the viewer, as though staring out to sea longingly, but stranded because the vessels are all broken.
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The image of the young actress as Holly Golightly, in her black evening gown and big black glasses, staring longingly at the baubles in the store windows as she enjoyed her takeout coffee and pastry, perfectly caught the tension of life in New York.
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Trump has claimed that the person or people who gave information to the whistleblower are "close to a spy" and longingly noted that "in the old days ... we used to handle it a little differently than we do now" -- referring, not so obliquely, to executing disloyal spies.
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Whether you're a frequent traveler living the jet-set life or someone who stares longingly at pictures of the Eiffel Tower, saving your spare change for the big trip, the right credit card points strategy can cover most of what you'd spend on flights and hotels.
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In the opening scene of the movie, Holly, dressed at dawn in a black dress, pearls and sunglasses, gazes longingly at the window display at Tiffany's Fifth Avenue store, with Henry Mancini's "Moon River" (which won an Oscar for best original song) swelling in the background.
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A faint cloud of pathos befogs Ray when he leaves his chair to shimmy to the beats of Coltrane, Davis, Armstrong and the Charleses Parker and Mingus (Matt Hubbs did the excellent sound design), or speaks almost longingly of the lethal self-destructiveness of many of his idols.
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The app offers plenty of data and has a wealth of surf cams from breaks around the world, so you can see the swell before you go — or stare longingly at your home break when you're in another meeting and your editor's all, like, blah, blah, blah. Cowabunga.
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Here, the young queen climbs out of bed (flashing her shapely legs through her nightgown), looks longingly at a doll (childhood's over!), throws on a robe for a meeting with a couple of royal functionaries and then gambols down the halls of her palace with her pet spaniel.
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All of this sport's best players routinely get the next contract ironed out before the current one expires; when they don't—like Steven Stamkos in Tampa Bay, for example—they are at the very least looking longingly at the waters they want to test, if not imagining splashing around in them.
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Do you look longingly over at your former colleagues at the Washington Post who've just got a ton of cash infusion and energy from Jeff Bezos — we were talking about him earlier — and say, oh man, it would be great to have a billionaire really actively supporting what we're doing?
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It wasn't enough that at 7 years old, I snuck into my brother's room to try on his JV football jersey, that I cried the first time I had to wear a bra in fifth grade, that I looked longingly at my much older cousin tying his tie before church at 14.
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" In the exhibition's essay, fellow artist (and VICE Comics contributor) Walter Scott invites a shapeshifting character, who may or may not be a gender-swapping Bugs Bunny, "into the dark caves of answers she could only speculate about otherwise, when she stares longingly at a photo of you taped to her wall.
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Painted in the tradition of the Persian miniature, the pages are rolled up into small cylinders, concealed by her signature dark walnut stain, and then mounted on a gridded wall structure, allowing the original miniature paintings only to peer at us longingly from between layers of what appear as burnt-out scrolls.
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Too frail to perform his duties, the 86-year-old Palmer looked on longingly from a white lawn chair as the two other members of golf's 'Big Three', longtime rivals and friends Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, soldiered on without him to get the year's first major off to an emotional start.
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Here are two quotes that neither player said but that we are making up to show the absurdity of this stick up for your teammate code: "John Moore coming after me really put things in perspective," Chaput said as he stared longingly in the distance, contemplating his existence and the meaning of all things.
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See, while the rest of us have been spend our days staring longingly at our sundresses, shivering under piles of blankets and attempting to bask in whatever tiny bit of warmth the sun manages to eek out, Jenner has been sunbathing, relaxing by the pool and just generally being the human embodiment of summer.
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They were super hungry by the time they got in, and I didn't have time to cook anything good since it was a weekday so I picked them up food from my favorite Italian restaurant, after I was done working, and longingly watched them eat while I had quinoa with tomato sauce and spinach.
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We see Denise as a kid wrinkling her nose at the dresses she keeps getting forced into, as a teen gazing longingly at a poster of Jennifer Aniston circa Friends after coming out to her best friend, and then as an adult, steeling herself to reveal the truth to her intimidating mother, Catherine (the one and only Angela Bassett).
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Many of the current Supreme Court justices as well as jurists in the federal courts generally look longingly at the pre-New Deal court of the Lochner era, which set itself squarely in opposition to the distributive tradition and was more than willing to promote large-scale economic inequality, whatever its political effects might prove to be.
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Their semi-incestuous bond is the emotional core of the novel; the passages between them are forever throbbing with so much feeling that the only way for them to possibly express it is to refuse to marry and just spend their lives gazing longingly at each other across the moors while they ruin the lives of everyone around them.
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It is also implied that E.T. has a family of his own, as he looks longingly into a tiny orb that glows with the holograms of a tinier ET. At one point, Elliott's unnamed children and E.T. fly past a full moon on bicycles, but this time it's for fun and not to escape bad guys.
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" The whistleblower has become a target for Trump and his allies, wrote Elie Honig, "Trump has claimed that the person or people who gave information to the whistleblower are 'close to a spy' and longingly noted that 'in the old days ... we used to handle it a little differently than we do now' -- referring, not so obliquely, to executing disloyal spies.
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"I need to return to my culture," said the shoe designer Giuseppe Zanotti during his presentation, looking longingly at one of the delicate court shoes with a tuft of feathers and horsehair at the ankle on display, rather than one of his sneakers, which he called a monster of his own creation (though he still had a lot of them; needs must).
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The key concept articulated in that John Quincy Adams speech—of the lengths to which one will go to find their way home—similarly resonates in the closing passages of Martin Scorsese's Kundun, which finds the Fourteenth Dalai Lama (Tenzin Thuthob Tsarong) gazing longingly through a telescope at the homeland he's just left as a title card declares that he hopes one day to return.
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On more than one occasion Steve has been cruising around town with the top down and a gorgeous 20-something blond has pulled up beside him: he looks longingly at her, she gives him a "come hither look," and then the mood is spoiled when she sees David drooling in the baby seat and then Justin and Will start making weird faces at her.
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I always have to.) Unless you have discovered this in the £7 ($8.60) program for the current production, there is little probability of understanding why Drosselmeyer is gazing longingly at a portrait of a young man in his study, or whether the perky ginger-haired assistant has anything to do with this (she does not), or that Drosselmeyer gives the Nutcracker doll to Clara in order to free his nephew from his wooden imprisonment.
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The Free-Net concept may not have been the way the world at large got online for the first time, but the civic-minded spirit of this idea is one that it's easy to look longingly towards—in an era when civic-minded culture feels more distant than ever from the internet, looking back at the purity of the big idea that came out of Cleveland feels almost like looking in a funhouse mirror.
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Norwegian producer Cashmere Cat shared his latest track today, "9 (After Coachella)," in collaboration with London-based producer Sophie and Danish singer-songwriter MØ. It's a motley crew which yields an equally strange result: a loopy, clanging fusion of twisted pop and trap (complete with samples of dog woofs courtesy of presumably Cashmere Cat's own pair of Frenchies, who appear in the track's accompanying video) while MØ warbles longingly about a love she'll never have.
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The recorded version of "Mystery of Love" is a four-minute emotional gut-punch that can reduce even the hardest among us to tears like Elio staring longingly into the fire, but Stevens only got through a verse or two for some reason, leaving everyone at home wondering why two incredible rock musicians were given such a brief time on stage so that Jimmy Kimmel could get on with his Price Is Right bits or whatever.
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And while some of the Europhilia can be attributed to the relative newness of American soccer fandom (traditions, I suppose, have to start somewhere), it's worth asking why soccer fans in a country with millions of immigrants from soccer-crazed countries in Central and South America would look so longingly toward Western Europe, or why the American media's coverage of soccer culture, however scant, focuses on soccer bars in gentrified Brooklyn and fan organizations in majority-white cities like Portland, Ore.
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I'd also just like to take a second to highlight the middle-aged man cast in this video, who looks like he could be staring longingly at any power tool or perhaps through a window at his teenage son doing something traditionally masculine, scrunching his eyes in near-emotionless approval: Finally, and I don't want to get too deep into RC trailer mover conspiracies, but it seems like Trailer Valet has actually just picked up some other company's robot and modified it a little bit.
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Despite the jeers from fellow poets and theater managers who inform him that he will never amount to anything, Will manages to collaborate with one poet on Edward III and scrape together Two Gentlemen of Verona and the beginning of Henry VI, Part I on his own, all the while noodling around on ideas for Romeo and Juliet in his spare time and gazing longingly at pretty blonde Alice Burbage (Olivia DeJonge, and yes, the character is related to Richard Burbage; enjoy yourself, Shakespeare nerds).
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In 2001, he wrote that he had bought a new Camaro convertible, and that his young children were impeding his attempts at "hitting on girls" while driving around: "On more than one occasion Steve has been cruising around town with the top down and a gorgeous 20-something blond has pulled up beside him: he looks longingly at her, she gives him a 'come hither look,' and then the mood is spoiled when she sees David drooling in the baby seat and then Justin and Will start making weird faces at her," he wrote.
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