Sentence examples for get a bit lonely from inspiring English sources

"We get a bit lonely," she said.

He might get a bit lonely as all his friends bowed out.

When you get to places like Turkey you get a bit lonely, because culturally it is so different.

"It does get a bit lonely, sometimes," she concedes, heaving the barn door shut against the gale.

If I did that, I wouldn't be able to see my friends, ever, and I think I'd get a bit lonely".

Towards the end of the race I think he was beginning to get a bit lonely out there as he kept begging our race engineer to chat to him over the radio and keep him entertained.

I've gone through long periods without being with someone and got a bit lonely, but not for a while".

"He got a bit lonely when he hit the front of his group, but once he saw Jimmy's horse he went again, and there was plenty left in him.

"I have to tie myself to the vision and I have to say to myself, 'What is Disney?' " Mr. Eisner clings to the vision because it is getting a bit lonely in his corner of the media world.

In a recent Skype interview from his studio, conducted with the help of an interpreter, Mr. Calzolari said that he decided to begin showing more again in Europe and now — after submitting to Ms. Boesky's overtures — in America, partly because "I think I got a bit lonely, after a while, being in dialogue only with myself and with the collectors who know my work well".

He got a bit lonely and I had to give him a slap behind the saddle, but he won very handily and will come on for the run".