Sentence examples for unfrequented areas from inspiring English sources
But they have been transformed from rather dark, cluttered, unfrequented areas into real estate that is prime in its own right.
The Captain Moxey reached at 7 a.m. at Drigg's Hill, an unfrequented outpost on Andros.
Compared with some beauty spots, this remains a relatively unfrequented corner of Britain.
Rendell has noticed everything: unfrequented passageways, obscured plaques, the forgotten tombs in a local churchyard.
It's possible – easy, even – to feel desolate and unfrequented in oneself while living cheek by jowl with others.
LUC SANTE ("Low Life") "There are stretches of Red Hook, Brooklyn, that are notably dark and unfrequented.
In preparation for this rite a priest seeks a piece of ground regarded as clean (i.e., dry and unfrequented by men or animals).
It is well worth doing as the higher ground is unfrequented and has outstanding views, but clear weather and lots of confidence are needed.
The landscape of the Yorkshire Wolds is modest, unspectacular, unfrequented, and despite his long absence Hockney says he is now learning to know it as thoroughly as Constable knew East Bergholt and Dedham – he has gone back to his roots.
It must have been quite an elementary field in those days, because I seem to have strayed into an unfrequented corner where I came across some French aircraft, with their crews.
