covet

I covet one of their bubblejet printers.

coveted the new convertible;

the top guns in contention for the coveted post of chairman.

The boys coveted John's new hat.

boy: That is the sake of bejesus is coveting you.

he steadily climbed the greasy pole towards the job he coveted most.

the jockey's injuries forced him to give up the coveted mount on Cool Ground.

it is the third time that he has waltzed off with the coveted award.

Ther other boys coveted his new bat.

That you have used every ruthless stratagem to win the much-coveted promotion hasn't endeared you to your rivals.

But let none of you suffer as a murderer, or a thief, or a railer, or a coveter of other men's things.

By proving properties of demicontinuous function and series with function terms, use methods of finite coveting theorem and its application in proving problems are introduced.

Civic-minded citizens have long propped up ventures that authorities covet but cannot afford.

It covets African oil, but cares little how Africa is governed.

This Millennial young person, they love to covet things.

I've got wallets to lift; shoes to covet...

" You are hardly the first student to covet the diadem." she said disdainfully.

That Mr Arnault coveted Hermes is testament to its good management.

Western European countries also coveted new markets for their goods along with wealthy trading partners.

I have to wait what felt like an eternity to use that coveted new toy.

The King in Beedle's story is a foolish Muggle who both covets and fears magic.

Economists are sometimes accused of having physics envy- that is, of coveting the precision of the hard sciences.