be burning with desire

The Major was burning with desire to know the reason of this singular fashion.

Reason had gone out the back door, and he was burning with desire to possess the innocence of the girl.

I just looked at him; I was burning with desire.

He trudged on stolidly, but his heart was burning with desire to be at home.

Yet I was burning with desire, a desire only he could fulfil.

They were burning with desire for her.

I closed my eyes and waited for him to reach my lips, which by that time were burning with desire.

I was burning with desire for this woman and all I could do was to nod my head as I looked into her eyes.

If they were enthusiastic about deposing Milosevic, liberals should have been burning with desire to take out Saddam Hussein.

At the conclusion of her erotic performance, when Urbaal was burning with desire for her, she retired and the priests threw out the four old prostitutes, nominating him for one of them.

"39 After liberals had nearly tired themselves out discussing the need for more discussion, on October 7, 2002, the president of the United States gave a speech on the precise topic they all claimed to be burning with desire to "discuss."

'Yes, as you see, your tender husband, tender as in the second year of marriage, is burning with desire to see you,' he said in his slow, high voice and in the tone he almost always used with her, a tone in mockery of someone who might actually mean what he said.