1.   Mike had a yen to try cycling.

2.   A shrinking surplus often helps boost the dollar because it means Japanese exporters have fewer yen to sell for dollars.

3.   A shrinking trade surplus often boosts the dollar because it means Japanese have more yen to sell for dollars and other other currencies.

4.   A shrinking trade surplus often boosts the dollar because it means Japanese have more yen to sell for dollars and other currencies.

5.   But for those who have a yen for currency speculation, they may be an easy way to go.

6.   But like Messier, Calvaruso admits he has a yen for urban comet hunting.

7.   Drabinsky had a yen for big contracts and because of deals struck with the unions the Ford emerged as one of the most expensive in New York to run.

8.   Have a yen to buy something?

9.   He also had a yen for new ideas.

10.   I have a yen to plant pea seeds.