Sentence examples for desolate lines from inspiring English sources

These desolate lines are from "I Am," one of the great poems Clare wrote in the Northampton General Lunatic Asylum, the second asylum to which he was committed.

** These desolate lines are from "I Am," one of the great poems Clare wrote in the Northampton General Lunatic Asylum, the second asylum to which he was committed.

Her low voice gave foghorn strength to the opera's desolate last lines, after the widow has refused the Captain's empty condolences: "If a hundred / People were murdered / And their blood / Flowed in the wake / Of this ship like / Oil, only then / Would the world intervene.

Some wait for the police to collect them in groups of 20 or 30, huddled around campfires by a snowy, desolate road lined with fir trees.

The police believe that Mr. Gelman may have temporarily hidden along a desolate freight train line that runs in a sunken bed through parts of Brooklyn.

Brussels too has suffered badly, with tens of thousands of European Union bureaucrats squeezed into the soulless concrete boxes that line desolate avenues.

They lined desolate stretches of highway and packed city squares.

In his Chicago blues, there's pure pain seeking release: bitter, desolate singing and guitar lines that slice with ruthless, serrated fury.

It is a desolate stretch of road, lined by rundown shops.

Blowing mostly east to west, it bends the tops of the coconut palm trees lining this desolate driftwood-strewn stretch of beach backward in continual arcs.

The two clash while painting those yellow lines in a desolate but beautiful state park recently ravaged by a fire.