Sentence examples for from a lonely from inspiring English sources

Wreckage from a lonely suburban marriage?

The truly frightening thing, though, is that Trapster's WTF -furrow is far from a lonely one.

A small boy runs, frightened, from a lonely churchyard, across a flat, marshy landscape.

Listening to Bi-Polar Bear or Transmissions from a Lonely Room now feels like hovering near a black hole.

We watch Artie's daughter, Brenda, as she matures from a lonely and confused young girl to a middle-aged woman with hard-won self-knowledge.

He receives one from a lonely female factory worker, who traded it illegally for cash, as if it were a kidney.

All of Ray can be boiled down to a single word from "In a Lonely Place".

Mr. Hanson said he also took lessons on how to adapt a book to the screen from "In a Lonely Place".

It's something that Mr. Hanson said he took away from "In a Lonely Place" and tried to put into practice in "L.A. Confidential" and other films.

It was probably on my insistence that the slideshow began with my father's photos from Jacabamba, a lonely and remote Andean valley where his expedition had pitched up for a month or so in 1980 to study the rocks.

(This happened, to be movie-precise, at 10 43 a.m., just as Humphrey Bogart was waking up a druggy Gloria Grahame in a scene from "In a Lonely Place" and not long after a crisply black-and-white Richard Burton glanced up in "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold" at a clock that appears in another movie).