Sentence examples for lonely town from inspiring English sources
'Lonely Town!' 'Maria Tenderer melodies to cherish for a lifetime!
They move to the lonely town of La Ville, Illinois.
San Francisco can be such a lonely town (Omar Sharriff) (4:26).
There's an old surfing song that goes, "New York's a lonely town when you're the only surfer boy around".
No person can survive without companionship and New York is a lonely town.
When Mr. Bergasse choreographed the Broadway musical "On the Town," he created the "Lonely Town" pas de deux on her.
I call them idiot belts!" But really going on tour is an excuse to go to the dozens upon dozens of record stores scattered all over the sprawling cities and lonely towns that you pass through during the long cross-country drives.
Sandwiched between dapper prewar buildings, between 78th and 79th Streets, this lonely Victorian town house is streaked with dirt and worn with age, like a fading gentleman in a tattered old dinner jacket.
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And resignation brings with it a kind of peace, as in a poem written on the poet's birthday in a lonely Florida town: "It is not Paris it is not Florence / but it has majesty in its anonymity".
CARNOUSTIE, SCOTLAND — This windswept, slightly lonely seaside town is home to the devilish golf course where Ben Hogan won his only British Open, where Tom Watson won the first of his five and where an overbold Frenchman, Jean Van de Velde, earned what may prove to be a permanent place in clubhouse banter worldwide by coming to grief with a three-shot lead on Carnoustie's watery 18th in 1999.
