Any available baubles must be hoovered up and, with league hopes looking as forlorn as ever, that means the cups. |
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A forlorn pair of chromed handle bars stuck incongruously out from under the massive front roller. |
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It seemed somehow forlorn and pathetic as if it had been suddenly abandoned. |
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A pathetically forlorn figure, he set out to destroy all traces of the religion of his ancestors. |
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It was only when she started being plaintive and forlorn that we returned to her. |
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He does not tell the women he pays court to in England about his forlorn Irish sweetheart. |
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While Robert Shaw's Britisher sneers at all things NYC, Matthau's cragged face and forlorn voice implicitly champion NYC values. |
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Mark took one last look at the forlorn figure of Tina sitting at the table he had just abruptly left. |
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Nevertheless, this daft, complex and slightly forlorn figure is set to become one of rap's martyrs. |
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His new album, written after a nasty split with his fiancee, is so forlorn that the music press is afraid for his health. |
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Considering he has taken a stack of wickets, Murali has cut a surprisingly forlorn figure in this series. |
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The shots were better than good and the swing rhythmic, but the young man in the white shirt still cut rather a forlorn figure. |
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The lonely letter looked forlorn, sitting like an omen on the smooth, glossy surface. |
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Friends tell me Paul has been seen walking his dog around the Heath, looking rather forlorn and lonely. |
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I stood a forlorn figure in the dressing-room, the last to get into the bath. |
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When Ruth reached the beach, she saw a forlorn figure sitting near the edge of the sea. |
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It now consisted of two rooms and a kitchen with a rather forlorn looking hotplate that looked the worse for wear. |
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Vicki stepped off the overflowing bus with a sigh, the forlorn glaze that had darkened Wil's eyes setting heavy on her heart. |
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She looked away and her eye caught a man lounging in the corner, looking alone and forlorn. |
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So, when El returned to the garden he found the man alone and forlorn, grieving for his departed wife. |
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As multi-layered as a Dagwood sandwich and as forlorn as the last day of summer, the album makes the most out of misery. |
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We took our time tidying up the cutting-room, in the forlorn hope Jerry might relent. |
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Archaeologists think it may have been built in a forlorn attempt to stave off the effects of climate change 5,000 years ago. |
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It always would be, even if his object of forlorn piety never saw him the same way again. |
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Hail pelted down on the forlorn figure making her way up an elegant brick path leading up to a cheery little house. |
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The ships' sails were furled and covered, their many masts looked like forlorn trees in a winter storm. |
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The ragtag Republican forces, resisting him in their forlorn fight against fascism, had encircled the town. |
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Cynthia had dwelled alone in her home, forlorn on her lonesome, with only Julian to keep her company. |
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This, of course, is a vast improvement on those forlorn days when a few disputatious souls insisted that only soldiers had died in the war. |
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He's already involved with a woman who, despite her delicate loveliness, looks positively forlorn. |
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The landing was home to a pair of scabrous aging brutes, a wolf dog and a forlorn Great Dane. |
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There are a few that have vocal hooks, some get awesomely chaotic and some are forlorn ballads. |
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Lately I've been feeling depressed and forlorn, as if my best friend had just died. |
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There's the big Dome standing forlorn and empty, its twelve yellow spikes thrusting defiantly into the sky. |
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She looked exceptionally forlorn when the tour guide reminded us we had to descend by the same passage. |
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The forlorn gazes of the people beseeched them to give them solace, to end their pain. |
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The foundations of some of its towers date back two thousand years and I was struck by the haunting beauty of their forlorn mildewed walls. |
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You don't want us to pace endlessly up and down the hallway, drinking putrid coffee in paper cups and looking forlorn? |
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They were forlorn, dejected, and pleading, yet so serenely resolved he was compelled to do as she asked. |
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Instead there was a ragbag of patients from all strata of society being wheeled around looking rather forlorn. |
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He cut a forlorn figure with no vest and in shoes at least two sizes too big. |
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Maybe I'm just finely tuned, but right now, he just looks so forlorn, so desolate, that I don't know which way to turn. |
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The sheer bulk and weightiness of the story and its politics, removes the profundity from the last shot of Inba's forlorn face. |
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The buildings stood forlorn and abused, with crackled paint chipped along the corners. |
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The guard looked forlorn beneath the shallow visor of his helm, but he nodded resolutely. |
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These natural phenomena lend some sheen and gloss to the lake, which otherwise looks sick and forlorn now. |
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She is the solace of the forlorn, the chastener of the prosperous, and the guide of the wayward. |
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The New Zealander is a totally different animal to the forlorn figure we saw last season, struggling as he was with injury and confidence. |
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Opening my eyes, she peers back at me, looking forlorn and nervous, as the pale light of dawn steals across the morning sky. |
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This is the tale of a lonely and forlorn Scotsman, who somehow managed to get himself separated from his drinking companions, and lost in a strange city. |
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Without their commanding horn the rhinoceros present a forlorn image. |
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The train sweeps along the valley along Suisun Bay, where a collection of weather-beaten old ships from WWII sit looking forlorn in the still water. |
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This was our friend for the evening, the forlorn type who watches television with a thousand-yard stare, the rustling of his cagoule drowning out the voices in his head. |
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I never saw such a picture of forlorn affliction and distress of mind. |
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Today, a forlorn air hangs over Santa Maria degli Angeli, like a graveyard where ghosts are buried. |
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So, this morning, when I found him, forlorn, trying to get the project further forward, I determined that a leap in the direction of lateral thinking was called for. |
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These days it's home to a wine museum, but don't be surprised if you come across the odd life-sized model of a suitably forlorn prisoner languishing in a corner. |
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He looked as forlorn as might be expected of a retired cop who finds himself the one behind bars. |
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The collapse of the Soviet Empire more than 20 years ago left it, for a time, orphaned and forlorn. |
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Meanwhile a forlorn figure leant against a goalpost long after the finish. |
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Rare sightings of him suggest a depressed individual, bloated and forlorn. |
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See now, rounding the headland, a forlorn hopeless bird, trembling black wings fingering the blowy air, dainty and ghostly, careless of the scattering salt. |
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A brazier stands forlorn in one corner, its fire long burnt out. |
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The road runs down hushed aisles of lofty Douglas fir, hemlock and Sitka spruce, and passes through deadened stretches of clear-cut forest, forlorn and empty. |
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His harrying of the opposition robbed Chelsea of time on the ball and he looked a million miles removed from the forlorn figure so often seen this season. |
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When I called, the tiny forlorn figure sat up and reached out towards us. |
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The bikers have started burning them down at night in a forlorn attempt to hold back the waves of progress that Phoenix is attracting with its golf courses. |
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Any such effort would be forlorn, for O'Neill is staying put in Britain. |
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Despite some optimistic noises about finding a buyer, saving it looks a forlorn hope and prospects for the remaining 300 workers and 1,750 pensioners look bleak. |
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If they get dragged down with this, they will lose their seats, maybe control of Congress, and if that happens, impeachment talk goes from forlorn hope to a bill. |
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But that now looks a forlorn hope as the player suffered a setback and is unlikely to get many, if any, competitive matches under his belt before the season ends. |
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They would be forced to start at the bottom and work their way back up, but at least derby matches would simply be a hope for the future rather than a forlorn hope. |
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Instead he dallies and allows the impetus to drain away from the move with a pass all the way back to Gary Speed who has a forlorn pop from distance. |
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The roads are forlorn, the landscape barren, the forests menacing. |
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Its length and grim message might conjure images of four forlorn goth Wannabes, or four death metal scowlers. |
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The picture that springs to mind here might be one of an unwalked dog looking forlorn. |
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The cat bird had a forlorn cry, like a whimpering child or the animal it is named for. |
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The obsolete verb forlese is now used only as the passive participle forlorn. |
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Arnold, therefore, as usual with him, led the forlorn hope, marching about one hundred yards before the main body. |
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Well! It is a forlorn hope at the best, and not much the forlorner for being delayed till dark. |
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Originally she had come to me, possessed but of one gown, and that a forlorn and ragged balzarine, with four draggled, torn flounces. |
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His chances of winning are about as slim as one of the sponsors' Panatellas, but a place in the first four is no forlorn hope. |
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He could not shake the image of that forlorn, mistreated horse. |
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The whole building, with its dark windows and soundless avenues, had an air strikingly forlorn and solitary. |
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She used to trot up and down Simla Mall in a forlorn sort of way, with a grey Terai hat well on the back of her head, and a shocking bad saddle under her. |
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Lieutenant Templeton of the 76th offered to lead the forlorn hope. |
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It is such a forlorn, sad dream of an aged man which, in itself, was replicated in the younger generation with their veneration of Gadoid, Castro and so forth. |
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Four years after, this military adventurer, who had given so much trouble, died in a mean tavern in Philadelphia, disgraced, unpitied, and forlorn. |
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We left the motorcaravan, looking sad and forlorn, at Athens airport, and flew to Tunisia to stay in a resort hotel for two weeks near the country's third largest city Sousse. |
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Tory MPs want the new GP fundholding consortia in place by April 2013, but in the light of Mr Clegg's latest intervention, this is looking like an increasingly forlorn hope. |
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