Sentence examples for desolated to from inspiring English sources
Buck said that the Priest Rapids area "seemed like there was nothing, desolated, to people who come here.
Influenced by Auden, whose bleak auspices and eerie decrees rang through poems set in the industrial fringes of human thriving, Murray imagined that she was inheriting not a blank, but a waste: her job was to "recreate what is desolated, to rebuild".
TYLER KOKJOHN Phoenix, Aug. 2, 2009 Desolated to learn that The Times made eight errors in a single article — and it wasn't on purpose.
More towns went by, nixed as overnight stops because they appeared too desolate to be bearable.
The area is too desolate to have any schools or parks, so he is allowed to live there.
He has been away racing most of the year, and his apartment near Lake Geneva felt desolate to him.
"Chinua Achebe is the greatest of African writers and we are all desolate to hear of his death," he said.
And the sparseness of the sampling from other composers as well was only emphasized by a certain sameness of mood, ranging from the desolate to the somber.
Penguin publishing director Simon Winder said: "...we are all desolate to hear of his death".
However, we are desolate to confess that we do not know the mathematical reasons for the felicitous behavior of these heuristic GCvsAT pressures.
It is urgent that the United Nations, donors and nongovernmental organizations demand access to these desolate areas, to deliver aid to the people left behind.
