Sentence examples similar to a deserted phone from inspiring English sources

Clinton divulged the three crucial items she'd choose to have on a deserted island: "a phone to FaceTime with my grandkids, some chocolate to snack on, and of course, a really great book".

My contact had arranged various introductions, and I was told to go alone and with no mobile phone to a deserted war memorial on the outskirts of town.

And, we were happy to note, no television or phone marred the alone-on-a-deserted-island ambience.

Archie sets the timer on his phone, and in a deserted square, with the icy wind whipping about us, we sit on metal chairs and stare across a wet table.

In her stories we stumble upon the "greedy bliss" of an open-mouthed skull and the "lush sheaves" of cello arpeggios; an accent so slight as to be "a crisping around the edges of words"; a glass phone booth in a deserted night-time car park that looks like "a tiny, primitive spaceship"; hair that's "black like a telephone", and an outfit like "a scout uniform from a pornographic movie".

The stranded-on-a-deserted-island fantasy ended.

Monodendri is a deserted irrelevance.

Send him to a deserted island?

This is not a deserted place.

One-on-one in a deserted gym.

Suddenly they are on a deserted street.