Yet here I was at the end, in Switzerland on a desolate Sunday night.
Friend was intrigued but elected to pass at the time; Chester, however, had also heard of Friend, and one desolate day in the summer of 1970 he gave the man a call.
Then, one morning, April 6 , 1997 to be precise, as I began another intellectually fascinating but socially desolate day of virtual Internet publishing work, I read my Rob Brezsny Horoscope for the week, which included this passage: "Make this a healing time, a time of reclaiming your personal power.
TAMPA, Fla .— Yankees camp was mostly quiet and desolate Saturday, save for the solitary figure of Hiroki Kuroda throwing off the mound one day ahead of the reporting date for pitchers and catchers.
." The streets in the Park La Brea housing complex were particularly desolate Wednesday afternoon, as work crews at the explosion scene continued their round-the-clock efforts to control the escaping underground gas that caused the blast that injured 22 people.
From a desolate flat on Christmas Day aged 17 as a care leaver, I visited the homes of friends and watched to see how Christmas is.
For eight hours each day, in a desolate warehouse with stone walls, some 12 men and a couple of women in this village of squat adobe houses learn to build furniture with circular saws and power drills.
Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street demonstrators streamed into a desolate part of Foley Square on Saturday afternoon, but their slow-moving march turned chaotic as a phalanx of police officers issued orders to vacate the sidewalks - and then swept in to force the issue.
He was shot in his livery cab at 12 30 Friday morning, at a desolate intersection in the Bronx.
ON a recent Saturday night, in a desolate corner of Red Hook, Brooklyn, a crowd gathered at Sunny's, a family-owned bar that's been soothing homesick sailors for well over a century.
