Sentence examples for walking ghost from inspiring English sources

"It's a walking ghost town," said Don Russell, editor of the 163-year-old Mountain Messenger, a local newspaper that refuses, fittingly, to publish on the web.

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With Paglen's work, though, he inspires viewers to think not just about the secret organizations, but about the grander, metaphysical implications of what it means to be a walking ghost in 2013. .

French artist and graphic designer, Etienne Bardelli, recently installed a huge room called Walking Ghost in Blida--a new art center in Metz, France--that recalls the Lynchian moment that continues to give us nightmares. . is literally a red-tinted, echo-y space filled with constantly shaking chandeliers, fun-house mirrors, and colorful sculptures.

That's what I told your headmaster: you can't run a school with a walking ghost!

"I had tubes in my neck, I lost 40 pounds -- I was a walking ghost".

Walking ghosts are often indistinguishable from other human beings, even to one another.

The power of the piece in performance lies in the fact that both figures are walking ghosts haunted by past experience.

Mr. Lifton tells of a Hiroshima grocer watching stunned survivors trudging down a road right after the blast, their skin blackened, their hair burned off, "like walking ghosts" who "didn't look like people of this world".

Watching Carmen Disruption, it felt as if ghosts were rising – the ghosts of every performance ever played on this stage; the ghosts of an exhausted Europe; the way that sometimes we all feel like walking ghosts, and how, perversely, being online or in the theatre sometimes feels more real than real life.

Fairfax opens his discourse dramatically, promising that "the actors in this be no walking ghosts, nor dancing fairies", and that "in this appeareth the work of Sathan, not merely his own, but assisted by some wicked coadjutors, by whose cooperation these innocents were thus cruelly afflicted".