Sentence examples for excellent lonely from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare popped off hundreds of neologisms, such as "excellent," "lonely" and "leapfrog," that have long been accepted as words, but which, if dictionaries were being written in Elizabethan times, would have been flagged as suspiciously colloquial.
Not a new idea, but given new life in Emily White's excellent memoir, " Lonely".
By Macy Halford April 21 , 2010Not a new idea, but given new life in Emily White's excellent memoir, " Lonely".
Except for an excellent but lonely investigative piece in the Village Voice, it went virtually unchallenged by the international media.
During the excellent "One Less Lonely Girl" Mr. Bieber pulled a young fan onstage and presented her with flowers.
The film flashes back and forth between three eras: his arrest in the 1950s, his wartime triumph in the 40s and his unhappy boarding-school childhood in the 20s; Alex Lawther is excellent as the clever, lonely schoolboy Turing.
Loneliness was also associated with poor health in the survey, with only 25percentt of people who rated their health as "excellent" saying they were lonely, compared with 55percentt who described their health as "poor".
They will also be an excellent cuddle option for lonely nights.
The story of the unlikely bond that forms, via misdirected lunch deliveries, between a lonely widower (the excellent Irrfan Khan) and an unhappy young housewife (Nimrat Kaur), it's short on surprises, except in its pleasing avoidance of sticky feelgood tactics.
Lonely Planet publishes an excellent range.
