And although in Italy a blood orange is often served for dessert all by its lonesome, I sugar things up by making them into an upside-down cake spiked with cornmeal.
Its subjects cover, among other things, Lonesome George, only survivor of the giant tortoises that helped Darwin to transform our view of the natural world; a blind adventurer; and the devoutness and lust of the 17th-century poet John Donne.
There they found, among other things, his cat, Lonesome, and a pair of red socks in a sink.
Golden Richards, the "lonely polygamist" of Brady Udall's second novel and third published work of fiction, is not only lonesome but also many other things that, ideally, a patriarch and apostle of the Lord would not be: indecisive, feckless, withdrawn and hesitant.
The possibility that work could be a redemptive force — a thing that not only dilutes certain agonies but also demands a less solipsistic (and less lonesome) vision of the world than addiction typically allows for — was progressive.
They become lonesome, start walking funny, and bump into things.
I find it hilarous, this insistence that McCain's opposition to Rumsfeld and his support of the surge constituted political risks, or were things he did by his lonesome.
Bottle slides, if you weren't aware, are those great things bluesmen use to get the high lonesome sound out of a lap steel guitar.
"It's less important to have unanimity than it is to be making the right decisions and doing the right thing, even though at the outset it may seem lonesome," he added.
I'll be heading up Office Hours by my lonesome this time, as John needs to run off to Omaha or something for some … thing.
