But if someone doesn't feel like jumping up and strutting when Odetta starts singing, all jaunty joy over the rattle of a tambourine_—__"Sometimes I'm in the mood, I wanna leave my lonesome home / Sometimes I'm in the mood, I wanna hear my milk cow moan"—_that someone must be a lost soul.
Left to his lonesome as the sand in the trade deadline hourglass falls, Williams is playing checkers, trying to king himself — as he did against the Bobcats by scoring 57 points — or his teammates, who often need him to spoon-feed them in their shooting spots.
Starry nights and urban cities don't mix, as light pollution overpowers constellations and planetary visages, leaving the moon to glow by its lonesome self.
It turns out that a sort of mythology developed around him: that he drove around the state in a convertible passing out pizza subs to lonesome teachers, restocking the red Powerade in vending machines (he was drinking it when he dropped by), and leaving a trail of sneezing people in his wake (admittedly, he does wear a lot of cologne).
They ask that the outsiders run their races, spend their money, leave the state and leave them happily lonesome.
A trial separation does not have to resemble a painfully lonesome leave of absence.
Eighty-eight dafterfter we'd left home, a jeep dropped us at a lonesome police checkpoint north of Darcha, on the Leh-Manali Highway, in northern India.
Seen together, they evoke a narrative of lonesome migration and nostalgia for what was left behind.Born in 1895 in Jalisco, Mexico, Ramírez travelled to California in the 1920s in search of work to support his family.
When I first met Lonesome George, I will admit he didn't leave much of an impression.
Obie watched him leave the room and called after him, "Ain't you never lonesome for some company?" Julian came back in and stood behind his chair.
