"lonely at" or "lonely in"?
| I do not feel lonely at school. |
| It can be quite lonely at the top. |
| All of us can get lonely at times. |
| It was quite lonely at times, I ran almost an entire loop without seeing another runner. |
| While there may be comaradie amongst peers, the truth is, it is often lonely at the top. |
| It may be lonely at the top, but the applause and cheers of a crowd thorougly moved and. |
| Lonely at the Top, Lukid's fourth album, begins almost apologetically with what sounds like a pitched-down disco edit. |
| Where do you turn for support? Since life of a CEO is lonely at the top, knowing where you turn for support is crucial. |
| I can tell you now my son was never lonely at recess or lunch time, and was bullied less than your average highschooler. |
| Allowing urban surroundings to filter through his sub-conscious, ' Lonely At The Top ' is expert aural psycho-geography. |
| God sets the lonely in families. |
| G od sets the lonely in families. |
| The women felt lonely in England. |
| Katrina Kaif admits that she was lonely in the beginning, but now has several friends. |
| Dodge, alone and lonely in his apartment, unexpectedly finds himself caring for a dog. |
| He felt lonely in his old age, and married a young, handsome widow, to enliven his house. |
| Social bonds were forged and re-forged nightly, very few found it possible to feel sad or lonely in this atmosphere. |
| I now realized that when the Micawbers left London? as they were planning to do? I would be very lonely in the city. |
| I know I'd lonely in believing the Libby met with Rove, and I've never known when I thought that meeting took place. |
| Now he cuts a lonely in the dugout (with all due respect to Paul Clement who is still inexperienced in such a role). |
| They were lonely for their war. |
| He had been lonely for 23 years. |
| It can be very lonely for carers. |
| I remember having conversations with young airmen who were lonely for home and family. |
| You'll probably feel some regret and be lonely for a while, but it won't be a mistake. |
| Living apart from my husband would be sad and lonely for us after 37 years of being a couple. |
| If you're feeling lonely for no obvious reason, taking up an evening class or sport can help take your mind off it. |
| Although they lived a quite rich life in Australia, Mei still felt lonely for lack of friends and religious belief. |
| Ru, just Friday night I was in tears for feeling so lonely for lack of a community to join with, or to join with me. |
| The workers on the stations, lonely for their families, soon quit their jobs and moved into the communities as well. |
| I don't find myself lonely on purpose. |
| Though I might get a bit lonely on my own. |
| But I don't want to be lonely on the road. |
| These days 40 percent of the western world lives as singles and feel lonely on both sides. |
| My GF told me that she can not break it off with him because she is very lonely on the weekends. |
| He wrote the Janice Joplin song A Woman Left Lonely on which Bell played piano for the album Pearl. |
| And of course you're not on your own up there -- it can be very lonely on a stage with only a CD player for company. |
| But honey I was lonely on the road, I was all on my own, hanging out sad at the back of a death metal show (CONVERGE). |
| Being networked is really essential for us as transitioners - apart from anything else it can be a) lonely on your own. |
| He was absolutely tired of being lonely on the desert island, so he made a partner for himself, which was called Wilson. |
| Have I been lonely without you. |
| The house was lonely without him. |
| Life can be lonely without someone. |
| My world was so lonely without you, I haven?? t noticed the sky?? s shade of blue. |
| She feels incomplete and lonely without him and with him, everything feels complete. |
| Much like my life, which will be immeasurably poorer and so very lonely without him in it. |
| The first thing they asked her husband was how did he feel about it all and he said he felt lonely without her. |
| It was a strange feeling to be in the open ocean again, slightly lonely without those beautiful white bergs around. |
| The little girl believed that her Mama went to Heaven, to be with Holy God, but she was so lonely without her Mama. |
| Re: I wandered lonely as a cloud. |
| I wondered lonely as a cloud, he mused. |
| Wordsworth: To wander lonely as a cloud. |
| Morrissey and his flyaway hair October 8 2004 I was wandering in the rain, lonely as a cow. |
| IMAGINARY One thing I can say with absolute certainty is that I was never lonely as a child. |
| It captures the implications of her ending up lonely as well as the relationship being unfulfilling. |
| A passenger, hot and bothered, reading to himself, ' I wandered lonely as a cloud ' and saying, ' Hey, that's good '. |
| Talk to any of the million zillion illegal immigrants that now wander lonely as a black cloud through Europa's streets forlorn. |
| I was relaxed and grateful to be where I was, but I was also overwhelmed and a little lonely as the realization of actually being in Tanzania sank in. |
| I wandered lonely as a clod That fights all people o'er tax and bills, When all at once I saw a poll, So I ended speculation about an early election By running away. |
| It looked so lonely with no magnets. |
| Most often they have felt terribly lonely with you. |
| At least I don't get to be lonely with the situation. |
| It was a little lonely with only The Terror and She Who Does Not Yet Speak for company. |
| Does it look really really lonely with nothing hanging of it? This is just what you need. |
| Just be patient and keep him discouraged, frustrated, and lonely with everything he does. |
| Mr Rawlings said the president has become so lonely with little or sometimes bad advice from so called counselors. |
| Most people feel lonely with a blog because in the beginning no one visits your blog and you have no comments on it. |
| He was lonely with his thousands, Lonely in his household too, For his children had deserted, And his captains, not a few. |
| It feeds the desire of the narcissist and provides the lonely with the attention that they may never previously have known. |
| How many Canbots should I get? Your Canbot will get lonely by himself. |
| Kind Of Lonely by following the link above this text, also accessible the Of Lonely tab. |
| Music can also be a friend to the lonely by making it appear there are other people in the room when it is on. |
| Rollins, perhaps the only remaining figure of Davis's stature, seemed like a man made lonely by his position of the great soloist. |
| Wilson is reassurance to Mary, that there are others inhibited by their experience, made lonely by events that they can not control. |
| Luyten's Star, a red dwarf star in Canis Minor, looks positively lonely by comparison, and watch out for Alpha Herculis (it's a blinder). |
| Las Vegas in the twilight, grandiose but lonely by the waterside, each and every building was lighted up, vague and obscure like a mirage. |
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| Mobile app Here on Biz attempts to make your traveling experience a little less lonely by helping you discover other professionals who might be traveling for work in the same city. |
| I feel lonely like never before. |
| They are lonely like everyone else. |
| When you're Dana Scully, life can sometimes feel lonely like that. |
| Please have more than one child; otherwise the child will be lonely like you. |
| Sometimes he is horribly lonely like Elijah (Lars Widerberg - The Unwelcome Necessity - The Burden). |
| You don't want your newsstand icon to look empty and lonely like this: Blank, empty and lonely Newsstand. |
| D Am No ring on the door bell no ring on the phone Em D C G Am Dm C G And nobody wants to know anyone lonely like me. |
| I felt rather lonely during my first year and part of the second. |
| However, I also felt isolated and lonely during that first Ramadan. |
| People ask if I'd lonely during the evenings, but I am happy, I love my own company. |
| I did not exactly enjoy the experience though, for very often, I felt rather lonely during the travels. |
| My prayers are for the reverts who are lonely during this time - to ease the loneliness and the difficulty - and bestow the best of both world. |
| Feeling lonely during the night? When women are passing through depressing or sad nights, what they look for is someone to hug, to feel that they are not alone. |
| She finally know what lonely because of a year. |
| Im finding that they are lonely because of how they treat people. |
| I am an only child and I often felt a little bit lonely because of that. |
| After her accident she becomes withdrawn, quiet and lonely because of her facial disfigurement. |
| People might have also lost friends or family members as part of the separation and feel lonely because of that. |
| The teenagers I know think they are ' popular ' and certainly not lonely because of the amount of people they text and know on Facebook. |
| They are lonely from the start and desperately looking to make and keep friends. |
| The child can be lonely from lack of interaction with others and have few if any friends. |
| By the North Gate, the wind blows full of sand, Lonely from the beginning of time until now! Trees fall, the grass goes yellow with autumn. |
| Berlin can be the loneliest of places too. |
| Thanks for being obedient even in the loneliest of days. |
| Sometimes I wonder if that in between place can be the loneliest of all. |
| And the Qinghai-Tibet plateau is the loneliest of this thinly-populated world. |
| Mother Teresa once said of the United States that we are the loneliest of people. |
| Their story is witnesses by their friend (Joe Melia ), a bachelor, who is exposed as the loneliest of them all. |
| I was thinking the other day &; I believe that even the loneliest of people have someone, somewhere who cares about them. |
| I am so lonely of a night, I crave company and loving, my kids do nt know any different and it breaks my heart to think they would be like that when they are older. |
| Things didn't feel so lonely after all. |
| Many parents feel very lonely after a loss. |
| Apparently she wouldn't be too lonely after this. |
| But she was so lonely after Mark left, and wanted to feel that she was back in the game right away. |
| I was very lonely after my children married, and I married for the third time to a wonderful, caring man. |
| I too have felt stir crazy and lonely after a long day feeling like all I did was wipe snotty noses and nurse. |
| I can't help thinking that she's settling for Steve because of that, because she's lonely after hunky Ciaran left. |
| But she was lonely after a while, and later found a new relationship with a married man in Division #3 Grand Bassa County. |
| Do I have sex for the right reasons? I've handed my office Kleenex box to too many women who felt empty, sad or lonely after a sexual experience. |
| Feeling lonely after a friend moves away or a loved one dies prods people to reach out to those around them, to renew their ties or replace broken ones. |
| I am lonely through no fault of my own. |
| I'd just a bit sad that after everything he did for the band, he is left alone and lonely through it all. |
| Its so lonely through the day, Lonely through the night, Lonely, lonely hours Without that gal I held so tight. |
| Its so lonely through the day, Lonely through the night, Lonely, lonely hours Without that gal I held so tight. |
| There were many times I was tired, bored, frustrated, angry and downright lonely through our 25 years together, but I tried to keep it together because we had something of value: our family. |
| He appeared pretty lonely to me. |
| Poor guy just seems lonely to me. |
| How To Go From Lonely To Friendly I love this post. |
| The road is dusty and dry and seems extra lonely to me now. |
| They range from simply feeling lonely to outright rejection. |
| They are lonely to death and they have nobody to talk to, but they are afraid of you. |
| Then 3 months later, I was so lonely to the point where I was worried about my sanity. |
| I mean, it's lonely to run; it's a singular activity, but it's supposed to be that way, I think. |
| My friend recommended just one or two fish, but that seemed potentially lonely to me for the critters. |
| The period from the catchy strains of Ever So Lonely to the breathtaking timelessness of ABONECRONEDRONE comprises an extraordinary evolutionary leap. |
| I realized I was lonely within a month I was there. |
| Both were revealed as achingly lonely within their marriages. |
| However, most people are just like lonely within a relationship such as being by yourself -- if not specially. |
| Thus, even in the event you will be alone in Amsterdam you can expect to did not get lonely within the companionship of the lovely escort. |
| There is something inherently sad and lonely about a motel room. |
| Even though he is alone in the forest, there is nothing lonely about him. |
| There's nothing disconnected or lonely about their lives I can assure you. |
| There is something so incredibly lonely about sitting in church without your husband. |
| Maybe it's the cold, maybe it's the darkness, but there's something lonely about this game. |
| But it is not a landscape of desolation, there is nothing barren or lonely about it, in fact it is full of life. |
| I just want to let those of you who have not moved to Bolivia and are feeling lonely about your friends ' relocation there to be patient. |