Sentence examples for lonesome has from inspiring English sources

This is Mick Jagger at his fucking best!'" And indeed, Blue & Lonesome has a purposeful swagger that cuts through the showbiz to reveal the Stones as musicians and fans reunited with songs they have known, as Richards says, "since babyhood".

He's in second place on his lonesome, having now carded back-to-back birdies, adding to his three at 3 with another at 4. He's -3, and three strokes behind Kaymer, who has just stroked a gorgeous tee shot straight down the middle of 12. Dustin Johnson has dropped a stroke, giving up that fast start: he's -1.

Among these, "Lonesome Dove" has by now achieved near classic status.

Like Elsa the lion or Ling-Ling the panda, Lonesome George has become the "poster boy" of worldwide conservation.

Mr. O'Byrne, a Tony nominee for Martin McDonagh's "Beauty Queen of Leenane" and "Lonesome West," has established himself over the past several years as a bold, flexible actor with perfect pitch in finding character through language.

Lonesome George has become so closely identified with the conservation cause that in 1995, when local fishermen rioted against restrictions placed on sea cucumber fishing for environmental reasons, they blockaded the research station chanting "¡Muerte al Solitario Jorge!" (Death to Lonesome George).

This EP by Lonesome Leash has a sad, slow vibe to it.

All the lonesome traveler has to do is tack into the wind and return to the open arms of family and friends.

Her ethereal high-lonesome voice has fueled a folk-flavored mix of contemporary bluegrass, Southern gospel and good old rock 'n' roll to the top of the charts.

It hangs near an ingenious nocturne by Caspar David Friedrich, from 1808: the moon in the high-lonesome landscape has been cut out and replaced with a circle of paper for lamplight to shine through.

As it turned out, that first uninspiring encounter with Lonesome George had a profound influence on my life.