Sentence examples for unusually empty from inspiring English sources
KANU candidates complain that their war-chests are unusually empty.
Headlines had warned of a "Holy Traffic Nightmare," but the streets were, if anything, unusually empty.
In the unusually "empty" souks, "everyone seemed more desperate to get a dollar," said one sister.
In Lohar Chawl, which is packed with home electronics and appliance retailers, stores were unusually empty on a weekday.
This week, some kosher delis and restaurants in the city's Jewish quarter remain closed while those open are unusually empty.
Long queues have formed in petrol stations, supermarkets and banks in the capital Abuja, whose streets were otherwise unusually empty.
Those chants have become the soundtrack to Newcastle's season and the unusually large expanse of empty seats in the away end told its own story.
For the first time since 1969, Sunday's race will have no Italian drivers in it - although the grim economic climate was a more likely explanation for the unusually large numbers of empty seats in the main grandstand.
The southern city of Beersheba was unusually quiet Sunday, with streets empty and schools closed.
Several things: He had bought an economy class ticket, he rarely flies on Air Canada and thus has no frequent flyer status on the airline and, even more unusually, the flight was half empty so this wasn't an oversell upgrade situation.
By Joshua Yaffa May 23 , 2014Velyka Novosilka is an agricultural hamlet of sixteen hundred people, a charming and archetypically Soviet provincial town with nearly empty streets and an unusually large Lenin statue in its central square.
