desolated in a sentence

• The landscape grew more and more desolate as they rolled west.
• The desolate air that hangs over all of these pages thickens.
• In 1992, the scene across the Napa Valley was desolate.
• As a result, airports across the United States appeared desolate.
• "It's very desolate out there,"
• And a desolate desert provides a stark contrast to the west.
• I felt desolate because I was so indifferent to my work,
• The city was desolate, a lot of sirens and stuff,
• They were desolated, but the seats had already been reserved.
• The narrow, dusty streets of the old quarter are desolate.
• It's difficult to see desolated in a sentence .
• "It's a totally desolate scene,"
• "It's a totally desolate scene,"
• The cavernous museum adjacent to the tomb is empty and desolate.
• Destroyed houses of once-thriving villages line the desolate roadsides.
• The opposition " is in a desolate state,"
• The strike left the capital's streets deserted and desolate.
• As a result, there are a number of desolate landscapes.
• His intention was to experience and record the desolate arctic landscape.
• Other scholars disagree and see the wilderness as desolate and forbidding.
• The car was abandoned in a desolate K Street parking lot.