Sentence examples for parched exile from inspiring English sources

Dreyfus was snatched from his parched exile and brought home.

And his recurring concerns and preoccupations are repeatedly described in terms of exile and uprootedness ("we have been stupidly parched by history") as, in poem after poem, he brandishes this predicament half proudly, half resentfully: "I was not my father as you are not yours / But let's be clear – we are illuminated residue, threaded".

Your parched eyes meet.

The lawns were parched.

Clammy and parched.

Parched oil-field roughnecks?

Some huddle under parched shrubs.

The lawns were parched and littered.

The soldiers were living on parched corn.

The wind is parched by the wind.

His eyes were parched from airplane air.