Sentence examples for desolate location from inspiring English sources

Now that you realize you're in a foreign country in a desolate location, what do you do?

To this day, following the Devon and Somerset Staghounds – whether on horseback, quadbike or just a clapped out 4x4 – remains the principal means of entertainment in this desolate location.

But it's in much rougher waters in terms of its strangely desolate location (near the Holland Tunnel) and its configuration, a sort of dogleg that wraps around a parking lot.

It's easy enough, in fact, to imagine the sort of scenarios that might lend themselves to such an act: a ticking time bomb, a killer believed to have anthrax and on the loose, a suspected dirty-bomb maker in a desolate location, terrorists with a bus full of children on a mountain top.

Skeptics said the desolate location would bury them.

But there are occurrences when extreme weather events and extreme impacts are not related such as when a mild storm leads to floods that affect critical infrastructure [53]; or when a tropical cyclone makes landfall in a desolate location.

The film was shot on desolate locations between Viterbo and Abruzzo, mean villages and flinty roads that were intended to reflect the moral aridity of Quinn's character, throwing into relief the sweet, forgiving nature of Masina's Gelsomina.

A profile of the director by Karina Longworth in today's Village Voice offers a view of the shoot that is more surprising, interesting, and audacious than anything in the film: Cast and crew all stayed at the Horseshoe Motel in Burns, Oregon, a two-hour drive on dusty, unpaved roads from the film's desolate locations….

"Hundreds of thousands of civilians from these communities have fled to remote and desolate locations where unconfirmed reports indicate that scores of children, elderly people and people with disabilities have been dying as a result of exhaustion and deprivation".

All persons living in the western half of the mainland U.S. who were of Japanese ancestry were forced to live in "relocation centers" scattered across desolate locations in mountains and deserts.

A plate image in the book shows a desolate empty location, and he laments the mutilated statues on the road from the village of Selçuk.