Dry-docked sailboats sit lonely on blocks, and the club's elaborate water park is empty.
Instead, I sit lonely at my computer, burning CDs, trimming inlay cards, and stuffing both into clear plastic sleeves.
Sidewalk sellers of books and candied nuts were gone too, and Mr. Ivkovic sat lonely in the cold gloom, seeking solace in Marlboros and cold hot chocolate.
On a windswept urban brae it sat, lonely and all-seeing, a little urban watchtower where you could see the jakeys peeing it used to sell sturdy comestibles like a mince round now it's only recycled lavvy paper; three for a pound Sweet hypermarket – often have I missed it Perhaps it should have been... listed.
John, who sat lonely on a rooftop, eventually got into supportive housing, then got a job managing an apartment building.
But only a few days later, the wilting, mushy, bruised vegetables sit lonely in the vegetable drawer, evidence of my failed commitment even with the best of intentions.
In 3-D in particular, there is something playfully surprising about seeing the squiggly forelock of hair that has always sat lonely in the middle of Charlie Brown's forehead be raised slightly.
While I wanted to say something mean and silly about these "Happy" laptops, there's something in the charming pastels and slim styling that makes me muse on the girls of yesteryear, golden-haired and lush, their laughter ringing out over a Polish courtyard while I sat, alone and lonely, playing a knock-off Russian Game and Watch and reading Catcher In The Rye while my parents drank in the yard.
All the Apostles as human beings who do not understand what is about to occur are agitated, whereas Christ alone, conscious of his divine mission, sits in lonely, transfigured serenity.
At one end of a vast table, with noble guests arrayed on either side, sits the lonely monarch, snoring.
