Sentence examples for a bit of ghost from inspiring English sources

"The city is a bit of ghost town," she said as she watched a SWAT team run past the window.

By late January, the old location was a bit of a ghost town.

"He's a bit of a ghost, he drifts in and out of spaces but he's always looking to be positive," said Tueart, who recaps his career in a new book, "My Football Journey".

When it came to the show part of the business, Mr. Ledger the person was always a bit of a ghost even when he was alive.

Every person who lives outside his context is always a bit of a ghost, because I am here, but at the same time I remember a person who walked those streets, who is there, and that same person is me.

Anderson quotes Reinaldo Arenas, the displaced Cuban writer best know for his memoir, "Before Night Falls," in a 1983 interview with Ann Tashi Slater: "Everyone who lives outside his context is always a bit of a ghost, because I am here, but at the same time I remember a person who walked those streets, who is there, and that same person is me.

In an unpublished 1983 interview with the writer Ann Tashi Slater, Arenas spoke of his displacement: "Everyone who lives outside his context is always a bit of a ghost, because I am here, but at the same time I remember a person who walked those streets, who is there, and that same person is me.

Although it is one of those places that has always been known best for being on the way to somewhere else, and despite its being a bit of a ghost town since the boot and shoe trade was outsourced to the emerging nations, there are plenty of reasons beyond its soaring church spire (15th century, perp).

After many years, our community has become stagnant and our forums are a bit of a ghost town.

It was and remains a bit of a ghost town, with little integration with the main MySpace service.

The site is still live and working, but a user, Sean Leather, emailed us to say it's a bit of a ghost town.