Sentence examples for desolate flight from inspiring English sources

Tuilagi's previous experience of that country and its rugby, at the end of England's miserable World Cup campaign last year, had been memorable for different reasons: after performing his "Manu Overboard" trick by leaping into Auckland harbour from a ferry, he quickly found himself helping the local authorities with their inquiries before heading for the airport and the desolate flight home.

She ends her flight in a desolate Russian coal-mining settlement, based on Barentsburg, in the bleakly beautiful archipelago of Svalbard.

Aviation pioneer Richard Branson's dream for space tourism was dealt a serious blow Friday as Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo plummeted into a desolate stretch of the Mojave Desert during a test flight.

It included a bus ride from Phnom Penh to Vietnam's bustling metropolis Ho Chi Minh City, a flight to Vietnam's capital Hanoi, and a long, desolate motorbike ride through thick forests and steep mountain passes.

"OT Oyu Tolgoi, or "Turquoise Hill"—is in the middle of nowhere, a desolate spot in the Gobi desert, another hour-and-a-half's flight south of Ulaanbaatar (inevitably, "UB").

The floor is desolate.

Her expression became desolate.

The desolate eyes.

I'm Desolate.

Desolate lemons, hold.

It's very desolate.