Sentence examples for desolated land from inspiring English sources
In "Cloud of Annihilation," the atmospheric shroud is even more ominous, and in the oddly titled "Recovery I" and "Recovery II," which look the opposite of on the mend, the desolated land is locked in a perpetual twilight.
The desolated lands were slowly repopulated through peasant migrations (frequently organized by the nobility) from Galicia and, especially, Volhynia.
Investigating the crash landing of a mysterious spaceship containing humans on the desolated Earth, he is captured by a scary underground band of rebels, led by Morgan Freeman puffing on a big long cigar.
The Union commander at Lexington, Mo., wrote his wife that the sight of "a desolated country and men & women and children, some of them all most naked," was "heart sickening".
A desolated America needs monumental greatness, not just luxury.
"It is about desolated cities and spiritual cannibalism and incest and loneliness and lovelessness and death, and so on.
In the V&A too you can see stained glass from lost abbeys, treasure from desolated religious houses.
Houses are seen toppling, floods sweep through desolated districts, and the whole of Manhattan Island is swallowed up by the sea.
Similarly, the right-hand figure holds his weapon in a downward position, digging into a desolated Star of David.
Thus, friends, do not hide in the desolated villages and hamlets anymore and die unreasonably by bullets and bombs.
