Sentence examples for desolation over from inspiring English sources

Sure, fans cheered Lambert's assured performance of "Ghost Town," which sets thoughts of romantic desolation over a throbbing dance beat, and "The Original High," a coolly wistful synth-pop track about that "summer back in Hollywood".

Desolation reigns over the rest.

The prospect of such desolation hangs over every character in this story.

We turn down the lights the way they do in the cinema and turn them up again in 1923: Complete desolation hangs over the streets day in, day out.

An air of desolation hangs over "Hidden River," the feature-film debut of Mercedes Garcia Guevara, an Argentine director who shows herself an adept conjurer of cinematic moods, especially when she turns the camera on a sunset illuminating the wild mountains of western Argentina.

Most of Hardin's classics are included, though not always treated well: Alela Diane trowels the desolation too liberally over "Hang on to a Dream", and Smoke Fairies play fast and loose with the lyric to "If I Were a Carpenter".

It will be the same as every year, empty smiles plastered over pained grimaces, desolation and foul reminders of the bleakness of the human condition on display at every turn.

"Over this desolation, centuries of caravans had moved.

And yet, despite the desolation, individual monitors all over the world maintained heroic vigils.

In any case, it is not so much a question of what space In the Beginning could fill, as what fills In the Beginning: it brims over with desolation and the words of a vengeful god.

Standing at the foot of the mighty sluices and looking out over the searing desolation it's almost impossible to believe that this land could once have been filled with bird-song and the court of the Queen of Sheba.