Sentence examples for is being deserted from inspiring English sources

My city is being deserted by the minute," said Mr Alguneid.

"It makes a lot of sense to look at being self-sufficient in a village, in intensive modules, or in an area that is being deserted," he said.

There will be no United Nations Security Council resolution and the administration is being deserted by America's European allies.

In one 1925 newspaper story headlined "Life Too Dull: Why Bardsey is being deserted", the reporter explained that young people wanted access to the "kinema".

"These paths were a forgotten resource," says Olga. "We've revived the infrastructure, now we want to bring the benefits of sustainable tourism to Andros, especially to the remote villages that are being deserted".

The schools are being deserted because teachers must look for groceries as well, and children are often used by families to keep places in long lines.

I am told some are Bosnians fleeing the economic ravages of a war two decades ago, and rumor has it that some are opportunistic Roma from the villages of Hungary, which are being deserted by their poorest and least assimilated residents.

Two decades on Owens, 39, runs a 2,000-acre 2,000-acre in a Yorksheep Dales village so remote that it's been deserted by all inhabitants except her own large farmly.

Arias said the next thing she remembers is being in the desert, about an hour from Hoover Dam.

Even the empty Bahraini desert is being prettied up for international travelers.

Similar damage is being done today to the semi-arid areas that rim deserts and about twelve million hectares of land are being turned to desert each year.