Sentence examples for don't desolation from inspiring English sources

And attach the bottom wire on that same side to the output jack (don't desolation the capacitor).

But I don't see desolation," and Dorsett, "hit by a force hard to understand," deciding he wants to look at some houses nearby: "Every time I come back, the feeling's there, more and more".

I often heard from fellow students, "I want to draw like you, but I don't dare!" Brianna Lee, Desolation (detail), 2014, oil on panel.

I don't know if the desolation of winter had anything to do with the lack of interest, but my intuition and literature studies tell me it was hubris.

An indie with one foot in the netting of social realism and another in the terrain of desolation fables, "Don't Come Back From The Moon" offers up a tale of mass disappearance born of economic hardship: fathers in a depressed small town leaving their wives and children like something out of a Greek tragedy or a post-apocalyptic story.

Don't be fooled by the apparent desolation.

The music looks back to suave 1950's R & B, but it's no shield against the desolation of "You Don't Exist No More" or "My Bottle Is My Companion".

You have to find a way to structure your days so that the time still passes and you aren't sitting in the cell going stir crazy, because it will drive you off the deep end if you don't take measures to combat the desolation.

What if Mark has written right at that time, before Jerusalem had actually been taken, before the temple had actually been destroyed, because he has Jesus predict, like Daniel predicted, some abomination of desolation happening in the temple, but we don't know of anything like that really that happened as a historical event right then.

The set began with "Be Quiet and Drive" -- with Mr. Moreno shrieking, "Drive me far away/I don't care where, just far" -- and made its way through panoramas of desolation.

Yet, without the doomy context of what we know about, say, the Vietnam War, they don't often capture the smell, taste, feel, boredom and sense of utter, no-way-to-get-out desolation.