Sentence examples for general desolation from inspiring English sources
In places, the buzzing of flies and the stench of animal carcasses declare the irreversibility of the general desolation.
And in Alaska, perhaps thanks to the state's spotty WiFi and general desolation, the movie store has remained something of a standby.
For Allen it means what the loyalist general William Tryon called "desolation warfare," and others called "intestine" warfare, where civilians found themselves drawn into what, for later generations, would be "total war".
Siegfried Sassoon's 'Suicide In The Trenches' is not about the ludicrous manoeuvers of a trigger-happy General, but rather the desolation of lost youth.
This clearly demonstrates the superiority of formed hybrid nanocarriers generated by modified desolation methodology.
The full title Bingham gave the painting was "Civil War: as Realized in the Desolation of Border Counties of Missouri During the Operation of 'General Order No. 11,' Issued by Brigadier General Ewing, from his Head Quarters, Kansas City, August 25, 1863".
Fierce Battle to Save the Famous Ferry Station, the Chief Inlet to and Egress from San Francisco — Fire Tugs and Vessels in the Bay Aid in Heroic Fight — Fort Mason, General Funston's Temporary Headquarters, has Narrow Escape — A Survey of the Scene of Desolation.
The results confirmed earlier research showing that in general attitudes towards abandoned agriculture land are rather negative, it being mainly associated with insufficient use and desolation, while very few respondents perceive it positively for its naturalness.
Though their formal education has indeed been disrupted by war and work, his multilingual sons are among the most culturally literate youngsters in Kabul; their general awareness of the world outside Afghanistan and penchant for joking are a constant uplift amid the grinding desolation of the capital.
