Sentence examples for taking lonely from inspiring English sources

And so Henry finds himself a man apart, taking lonely walks along the beaches of the Pacific.

Black Swan Green, where he lives, is a typically claustrophobic hamlet, and Jason works hard to render himself invisible, deflecting his teachers' glances and taking lonely walks to avoid his peers.

You take lonely people and you just put them together.

Going by his own rule book, Ogden is just "playing Good Samaritan" when he escorts pregnant girls to a "reliable angelmaker," distributes drugs to needy addicts and takes lonely women to bed.

He knew the senator far better than he knew Bush — who was pretty much a blank on national-security issues anyway — and admired him, above all, for his readiness to take lonely stands.

DES MOINES — Senators John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton found themselves taking a lonely stand on the campaign trail Thursday, defending the proposed gasoline-tax holiday while critics from both parties lined up against it.

And sometimes if that means taking a lonely road, if what we are standing for is true, then perhaps moonlight or sunshine will light our way and make it less lonely.

After leaving "Saturday Night Live" last May and taking The Lonely Island's signature "Digital Shorts" with him, Andy Samberg returned to "Saturday Night Live" this weekend with Jorma, Akiva and a brand new jam.

Well, sure, but, also, the most sublime revenge is taking your loneliest feelings and broadcasting them in such a way that everyone you meet tells you that you speak for them, or that they recognize themselves in you.

Hollywood has hardly ever taken a lonely stand for liberty.

King took a lonely walk back to the locker room.