Sentences with phrase «lonely roads at»

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She had swept their cages and brought them plates of food, and she was collecting and cleaning the dishes when the old man appeared at the gate of the zoo, which lies in bush country, 30 miles out the lonely road from Belize City.

«That's when I was up at three in the morning, riding my exercise bike, running up and down the stairs, or outside walking up and down the road,» says McLellan, 52, of Brattleboro, Vt. «It's one of the most lonely feelings in the world at three o'clock in the morning when you're trying calm your legs down and there's nothing to do.»

Strong sunlight and a lonely road, a perfect combination for at quick photoshoot.

Im 49 a country girl at heart lonely spend alot of time alone these days im not a girly girl im more comfortable in jeans sneakers or boots then i am in a dress and heels I love camping and fishing drives on a country road

Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) lives at the end of a lonely road in rural Missouri, the only thing marking her way are three decrepit billboards.

Aging ex-stuntman Mike (Kurt Russell) has an unexplained grudge against such gals, and after cajoling them at an Austin bar, he lashes out on lonely roads with his battering - ram of a car.

So imagine her frustration at not knowing, seven months after the horrifying fact, the identity of the man who raped, murdered and burned her teen daughter Angela (Kathryn Newton), on a lonely stretch of road outside town.

Parked on a lonely stretch of road at night two lovers hear something strange outside the car.

While the city sits on Highway 50, dubbed the «Loneliest Road in America,» Fallon's welcoming residents will have you feeling right at home.

It is a lonely road for these dogs and a long road at times.

As I got used to traveling at a time when there were no travel blogs on the Internet, I kind of mostly created my itineraries mixing information from history books; paper road maps such as Michelin, Reise Know - How or Freytag & Berndt; or using paper guidebooks such as The Rough Guides or Lonely Planet.

Now, you will still have times on the road as a couple where you will get lonely and miss something from back at home.

So, without any external heat source and none from the planet all that's in play here is the heat this chilled out band of brothers gains on the way down, heavier and sinking gaining kinetic energy and therefore temperature the denser they get until finally at the surface becoming too hot they expand and rise slipping out of their restricting gravity and rude neighbours bumping into them they get themselves some space and cool off, then coming back off their high when they realise just how cold and lonely they are, getting nostalgic again for their noisy neighbours who won't stick to their side of the road, forgetting, we do forget just how horrible horrible past experiences were, that they'll just get all hot and bothered again.