Pined In A Sentence

Definition of Pined

• She pined in the exile and mourned with ever-increasing sorrow for her country.
• Often in her loneliness she pined to see eyes she loved look with love into hers.
• No wild bird in a cage ever pined for liberty or chafed under restraint more than she did.
• She undoubtedly pined to go back again into the dark wilds among her own people.
• I fretted and pined and lost my appetite and never wrote a line in my blank book.
• Two women were said to have pined away and died, owing to their intercourse with this man.
• A young girl pined for the fruit and told her lover to kill the monster and carry the fruit away.
• And yet, in spite of this, she pined for him, and bewailed her own vile condition.
• The long summer months and the infant pined away, and the beautiful mother seemed wasting with it.
• She pined for Scotland; she said that she could scarcely contain herself until she got away.
• She fell in love with Narcissus, and pined away until nothing remained of her but her voice.
• She told herself that she had always pined for Parliament, politics, and eminent people.
• While in their cradles, Garzia was bewitched by an old gypsy, and day by day pined away.
• I generally deliberated so long that I lost my lovers, and then I pined for that loss.
• Even that mild excitement paled, and Mr. Barcroft pined for the congenial warmth of his study.
• She was here some two years agone, and I thought I should have pined away at heart when she left.
• His wife pined a lot, and during the epidemic of the flu, last Winter, she took it and died, too.

• But we pined to be more at large.
• So he pined and pined away.
• His was a soul that pined in palaces.
• He pined away until it seemed as if he could not live.
• Oh! how we longed and pined for sight of land!
• And near a thousand tables pined and wanted food.
• I'm 'bout pined to dead now.
• However, she would have pined away in captivity.
• Though I pined of love and died.
• She came to hate Russia and pined to get away.
• Ah, how she had pined since that mistake, incessantly!...
• He pined for Norah, for Cherokee suppers, Blaster orgies.
• She pined away and died just above where we stand now in this very tower.
• She just pined off and died five months after the baby came.
• She had pined for his fondness all these years; she pined for it still.
• Under this extraordinary diet the poor animal pined away and died.
• Perhaps, because he had sought to cage her, she had pined and died!
• Blackman was ever ready enough for a lawsuit, forsooth pined for one.
• Sand without bitterness, but his soul pined in the bitter-sweet of memory.
• As she read of wretched poets Who had pined of love and died.
• She had ceased to run alone, took no food, and pined away visibly.
• On reaching home this evening I pined for a breath of fresh air.
• In the souls of his brooding mariners, While the song pined on.