Sentence examples for lonesome in from inspiring English sources

One untitled canvas, hung by its lonesome in one room of the gallery, is particularly peek-a-boo.

He made his film debut as an outlaw in a Randolph Scott Western, "Ride Lonesome," in 1959.

His fans recognized something broken in his work (four of those thirty-one singles have the word "lonesome" in the title) and equated that recognition with knowing.

Away at Feyenoord, Roda JC striker Sekou Cissé suddenly found himself all by his lonesome in the Feyenoord half, with not a soul but the keeper on the horizon, after 13 minutes and scored.

Tonight, or tomorrow, or within the next five minutes, he may very well be singing "Lonesome in My Bedroom," or insisting, "Ain't we, ain't we, going to make it all right?

One of the best is the taut and intelligent Ride Lonesome, in which poker-faced bounty hunter Scott traverses hostile Indian country with a bunch of outlaws in pursuit of villain Lee Van Cleef.

Later, he spurns Oxford to study at Heidelberg, spends a lonesome stretch in London, and tries painting in Paris.

In Germany, Scorpions debuted with Lonesome Crow in 1972.

At 11 57 PM every night in August, the screens in Times Square will be filled with a lonesome figure in a tuxedo as he explores landscapes across the globe, wandering from the ocean floor, to arid plain, to the luscious rainforest.

(He will punctuate the rest of the evening with other Presley hits, including "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Are You Lonesome Tonight?," jimmied in to match the mood).

A stay at Lonesome Spur, in the foothills of the Beartooth Mountains in Montana, lets you play at being a cowboy by helping with calving and rounding up cattle during spring.