Sentence examples for Looking forlorn from inspiring English sources

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Looking forlorn amid the commercial buildings on West 21st Street off the Avenue of the Americas is a little graveyard called the Third Cemetery of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel.

Only one section of it remains, looking forlorn and insignificant.

Then the lights came up on Danny Gokey, sitting and looking forlorn on the lighted stairs in very tight trousers.

As the doors slammed shut, I noticed a young boy standing there looking forlorn and a little scared.

For Tatler there is the 1962 portrait of Jean Shrimpton in a wedding dress, sitting on a chair and looking forlorn, broken.

Now, in January, three months into his political career, and having set up a Web site featuring a photograph of himself looking forlorn, Stewart was still struck by the oddity of what had happened.

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Looking spiffy but forlorn in photographs in the show, the piece prompts Zen-like queries: What's a brand name's worth if there are no shoppers?

One morning, the half-eaten impatiens, looking most forlorn, was sitting on the windowsill while a casual-looking Max remained there licking his paws and looking quite innocent.

Looking around, he was startled and forlorn.

The police looked forlorn.

A visit to South Lakes Safari zoo on a rainy day this week revealed a untidy attraction with forlorn, soggy-looking animals.

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