Sentence examples for lonely day from inspiring English sources
Crossing It was that lonely day, folks, When I walked all by myself.
Whooper swans stay at the tarn for months but we saw none this lonely day.
It was that lonely day, folks, I walked all by myself: My friends was right there with me But was just as if they'd left.
One lonely day, during a tournament in New Jersey, as she tells it, she impulsively bought some toys and took them to children at the Helen Hayes Hospital in West Haverstraw, N. Y., a rehabilitation center.
I've Got It worships at the temple of Wild Cherry's Play That Funky Music, Just Another Lonely Day is brass and glam-scented rock-a-doodle-doo, while I Just Don't Know is Beatles' harmonies and Elvis sneer all boshed together and varnished to a gloss high enough to render it entirely safe for all ages.
At heart, Mr. Harper is a singer-songwriter, addressing the traditional singer-songwriter themes of romantic disappointment, spiritual malaise and social injustice in deliberate and well-constructed folk-style plaints like "Walk Away" (from "Welcome to the Cruel World," his first album) and "Another Lonely Day" (from "Fight for Your Mind," his second).
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The author's description of Pauline returning from days spent in the busy Keane household to a lonely Sunday night in her apartment—"the most terrible hours of any week"—made bearable only by "another Manhattan with Ed Sullivan", is poignant".After This" is more than a book about an influential time in history and its effect on those living through it.
There was no more foolproof means of assuring oneself of a lonely Saturday night than saying nice things in public about Ronald Reagan.
The lonely Sunday has been replaced by the overscheduled Sunday -- soccer Sunday, Little League Sunday, yoga-class Sunday, catch-up-around-the-house Sunday.
IT'S HARD to keep up the impression of fervent, focused government, especially when you've been in power for eight years and your third term stretches before you like a long, lonely Saturday evening without anything on the telly.
