Verwenden Sie „forlorn“ in einem Satz

1. He was the only runner out and Main Street was deserted except for two forlorn and anxious looking individuals standing outside the offices of the local bank

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2. We blustered across the tarmac to the arrivals hall which was more like someone's lounge and after about ten minutes, to my immense relief, I recognised my luggage on the carousel looking forlorn and winding its way towards me like a prisoner finally released

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3. My dear aunt, so wretched and forlorn, so defeated in her grief, I dared not make a sound

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4. Lieutenant Imdrun was a very needy soul, and represented himself as a slight man with a forlorn face and droopy eyes

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5. I wrote 5 books, longhand, while waiting in rail stations, State Prison fields at 2 a m, and forlorn rail crossings right out of Stephen King novels with all the demons and terror

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6. I wrote 5 books, longhand, while waiting in rail stations, State Prison fields at 2 A M, and forlorn rail crossings right out of Stephen King novels with all the demons and terror

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7. The dumplings had disappeared over the brim and lay soggy and forlorn

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8. “Now leave me alone! I don’t want to see you! I hate you! And I hate this place!” She turned and ran away to her quarters, leaving him alone and forlorn in the hall

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9. ” Her face looked a little forlorn so she changed the subject saying

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10. “Yes,” he smiled looking a bit forlorn

11. Not in a forlorn sense, but a conscious sense of detachment to herself, rather than a loneliness at being imprisoned with her own thoughts and problems in a one-room bed-sit, in the concrete block that she had called 'home'

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12. They looked forlorn in the late evening light with the mouldy forage caps hung on the crosses and I wondered how long they had been there and if anyone else had noticed them

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13. “I remember it all like it was yesterday,” he answered in a forlorn tone

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14. “Didn’t think about that either” said Harry his tone of voice giving away his forlorn feelings

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15. He directed me to a forlorn little box at the end of the counter and sniffed that he thought this one would do me fine

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16. What's the use of looking forlorn?

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17. His heart went out to her, she looked so weary and forlorn

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18. Call it destiny? Blame God? Cry over your forlorn luck? Nothing would change the situation

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19. As a graying sixties generation quickly approaches middle age, sustained by a wistful desire for the ―good old days‖ that typified its youthful idealism, many can‘t help reflecting on those formative years without forlorn regret over a progeny whose slackening awareness and indifference to social ―causes‖ and other immediate issues that continue to trouble our society has given way to self-gratifying designs, like amassing ―huge‖ fortunes, for example

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20. But it was a forlorn hope and I was soon brought back to reality

21. Bru hung onto a few items in the rather forlorn hope that he might have a home of his own again someday

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22. My hope, forlorn as it was, was something Robert didn’t have anymore

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23. The moth furled its wings and hung its antennae dejectedly, beaten and forlorn

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24. “To follow through on what we have started; out of a sense of duty, or maybe it is some mistaken, forlorn way of accepting responsibility,” he concluded dramatically

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25. The kid was a pretty imaginative sort, with dreams, and fantasies, those forlorn hopes of what might have been achieved—if only

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26. Perhaps the man had saved their lives, with his uncanny ability to find sustenance in such a forlorn and inhospitable place

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27. Molo thought about inquiring about the origin of the meat, but quickly his inquisitiveness dissipated into a forlorn hope that some of the desert was populated by hares or something equally less hideous than lizards

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28. The place was empty now and forlorn looking

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29. LP recollected a cartoon of Blitz and his handler, looking forlorn, with their heads sticking out of a large dog box

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30. A strange forlorn feeling of an idea formed up in his mind

31. Had she understood the strain that he had been under after all, and misinterpreted his sudden lack of coordination as exhaustion only? He dared not look back at those almond eyes, so full of the forlorn hope that his obvious condition must have convinced her of

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32. Scattered and forlorn, the once proud spacecraft of countless alien empires tumbled and turned like dead leaves floating on a warm autumn breeze

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33. Or, had he serendipitously been made aware of the uncertain utility of a broken branch that offered a sometime protection, before he had learned of the utility of a stone to crack tough shells? Had he, in his industry to feed himself, used his hammer-stone too diligently, accidentally flaking off an edge that revealed the sharpness that he had been warned away from, among the many choices of stones to be found lying in certain places close to where water was to be found? Had he become aware of the danger to himself in the continued use of that broken stone when the flesh of his finger came into contact with that sharp edge? Had he now thrown it in the forlorn hope that this suddenly sharp edge would somehow slash into this enemy of his existence?

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34. Al gives me a forlorn look, and I smile back in what I hope is a reassuring way

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35. She did not look much like the forlorn and ragged waif the Merediths had found in the old Taylor barn

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36. 19 O you mighty God above all, hear the voice of the forlorn and deliver us out of the hands of the mischievous, and deliver me out of

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37. After fourteen hours of artillery fire on Chapultepec Castle, five hundred volunteers known as “the Forlorn Hope” used ladders to climb into point-blank fire

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38. Devin sits alone, with a forlorn look about

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39. afflicted, an helper of the oppressed, an upholder of the weak, a protector of the forlorn, a saviour of them that are without hope

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40. And life continues its final forlorn struggle

41. Only the forlorn green highway signs told

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42. 11 For your power stands not in multitude nor your might in strong men for you are a God of the afflicted an helper of the oppressed an upholder of the weak a protector of the forlorn a saviour of them that are without hope

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43. other forlorn faces that now surrounded him, and with tears streaming down his cheeks he

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44. Altogether it looked a sad and forlorn old ship— but to the four children it was the most exciting thing in the whole world

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45. The forlorn fisherman wandered the forest for a time without account, walking in circles, crossing bridges

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46. Her face was still happy while Jonathan looked forlorn

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47. She was an old woman well into her eighties, frail and forlorn

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48. " And thus speaking to the dejected and forlorn ambassadors of the kingdom, this self-appointed chief of communication and intelligence took leave of the apostles

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49. I stroked the forlorn curve of

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50. She steps back and retreats in some vague hope of finding refuge from the oppressive and forlorn silence

51. She looked so forlorn that Dr Shaw was worried what her experience so far in life would have on her

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52. Each of their tired forlorn minds created a different image of their father’s mad, almost ghoulish face contorting as he cut vilely into the log

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53. Erik, who was studying her face, noticed her forlorn expression

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54. By the swarming forlorn

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55. wasted shore on some forlorn nowhere land of eternal ruin and

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56. forlorn sacrament that could never be torn a sunder

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57. in a forlorn prison without walls or a prison with walls of fire and

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58. to the empty chair and took my forlorn seat

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59. “You have made the forlorn journey

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60. When Max, Carla and Amy arrived at James’s house at 4am, the stillness all around them made Max feel forlorn

61. They stood loose and forlorn for a while

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62. On the forlorn hope that all-out war could still be averted, he issued stringent instructions that non-combatant casualties were to be avoided at all costs

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63. Those words made a forlorn look appear on the boy’s face, who looked at his mother

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64. On 1st January 1945, code named “Operation Baseplate”, the Luftwaffe staged its frantic but forlorn attempt to wrest air superiority from the Allies

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65. The Luftwaffe's folly of New Year's Day was not only forlorn but proved disastrous to the long term Defence of the Reich

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66. isolated compared to the homes flanking the forlorn narrow

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67. He got back out the car, and looked up at the window, in the forlorn

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68. low in the forlorn hope that this would make him invisible

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69. hear the forlorn crying

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70. She pulled a dagger out of a dead man’s chest and found a forlorn, halfway burned down barn

71. When I went round she was sitting behind the screen at the back, looking forlorn

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72. Breaking the forlorn silence, she continued in a matter-of-fact

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73. She was pale, and a forlorn feeling

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74. “If ye wished,” he answered, “ye might say unto me, and say truthfully, and be believed: ‘Thou didst come unto us discredited, and we credited thee, forlorn and we helped thee, an outcaste and we took thee in, destitute and we comforted thee

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75. It seemed that nothing now registered beyond the forlorn pounding of bitterness and repetitive thoughts that filled his mind

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76. He carefully placed Sammy on the forlorn dusty matress, and covered her with a thin, piece of stained cloth

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77. The forlorn wind whispered around him

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78. She once tried to comfort a forlorn mother whose adult son passed away

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79. The forlorn mother cried in agony on the complicated situation she was now in

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80. their homes like Rad had, she had grown up forlorn and hardened

81. forlorn child stared after Anne with hurting wonder, tears filling her eyes

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82. Grace looked in the direction that Anne had gone, appearing forlorn, upset and

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83. Emily looked forlorn, and she sat on a log with Lauren, staring at her dirty feet

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84. How could I leave you forlorn there,

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85. It is all very morbid: the fair outward surface of daily life, the gay, flower-starred crust of earth, and just underneath horrible tainted things, things forlorn and pitiful, things which we who still walk on the wholesome grass must soon join, changing our life in the roomy sunshine into something infinitely dependent and helpless, something that can only dimly live if those strong friends of ours in the bright world will spare us a thought, a remembrance, a few minutes from their plenty for sitting beside us, room in their hearts for yet a little love and sorrow

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86. It is a forlorn thing, made up mostly of vague ingredients,--vague yearnings, vague regrets, and vague dissatisfactions

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87. Black gowns and bareness may be enough for those whose piety is so exalted that ceremonies are only a hindrance to the purity of their devotions; but the ignorant and the dull, if they are to be stirred, and especially the women who have entered upon that long series of gray years that begins, for those worked gaunt and shapeless in the fields, somewhere about twenty-five and never leaves off again, if they are to be helped to be less forlorn need many ceremonies, many symbols, much show, and mystery, and awfulness

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88. You will say that it is improbable that the female inhabitants of such a poor parish should know what it is to feel forlorn; but I know better

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89. You will, turning some of my own words against me, tell me that one does not feel forlorn if one is worked hard enough; but I know better about that too,--and I said it only in reference to young men like yourself

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90. Without having had any of the joys of Siegfried--I can't think Dolly would mutter a name in her sleep that wasn't her husband's--she has spent these years of war cheerfully accepting the results of him, devoting herself to the forlorn and stranded German widow, spending her life, and what substance she has, in keeping her company in the dreary pensions of a neutral country, unable either to take her home to England or to leave her where she is by herself

91. Still, if it would make her less forlorn, if it would distract her attention from the way the years were letting her down, it might be worth trying

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92. There is no cold with quite so forlorn a chill in it as a sudden interruption of July heats; and there is no place with quite so forlorn a feeling about it as deserted sands on a leaden evening

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93. It is a very pretty, very small, handful of fishermen's cottages, one little line of them in a green nest of rushes and willows along the water's edge, with a hill at the back, and some way up the hill a small, dilapidated church, forlorn and spireless, in a churchyard bare of trees

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94. But it did seem to be a condition that avoided the dilemma whose horns were concealment by means of untruths and the screwing up of oneself to that clammily cold and forlorn condition, having courage

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95. The storeroom wasn’t all that large, maybe ten by fifteen feet, with boxes stacked neatly against the wall and a couple of forlorn mannequins set in one corner

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96. If only he would come, too, if only he would for once take a holiday and come and see these beautiful things with her, how happy they would all be! It seemed a forlorn thing to leave him there alone in the rain while she went jaunting off to Italy

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