(1) Seeing him sat there all alone like that was kind of sad - he looked so lonely and forlorn .

(2) 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.

(3) Mark took one last look at the forlorn figure of Tina sitting at the table he had just abruptly left.

(4) A pathetically forlorn figure, he set out to destroy all traces of the religion of his ancestors.

(5) Friends tell me Paul has been seen walking his dog around the Heath, looking rather forlorn and lonely.

(6) The ragtag Republican forces, resisting him in their forlorn fight against fascism, had encircled the town.

(7) 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.

(8) They were forlorn , dejected, and pleading, yet so serenely resolved he was compelled to do as she asked.

(9) The New Zealander is a totally different animal to the forlorn figure we saw last season, struggling as he was with injury and confidence.

(10) Lately I've been feeling depressed and forlorn , as if my best friend had just died.

(11) He cut a forlorn figure with no vest and in shoes at least two sizes too big.

(12) It seemed somehow forlorn and pathetic as if it had been suddenly abandoned.

(13) Any such effort would be forlorn , for O'Neill is staying put in Britain.

(14) Hail pelted down on the forlorn figure making her way up an elegant brick path leading up to a cheery little house.

(15) I stood a forlorn figure in the dressing-room, the last to get into the bath.

(16) When Ruth reached the beach, she saw a forlorn figure sitting near the edge of the sea.

(17) It always would be, even if his object of forlorn piety never saw him the same way again.

(18) The shots were better than good and the swing rhythmic, but the young man in the white shirt still cut rather a forlorn figure.

(19) Archaeologists think it may have been built in a forlorn attempt to stave off the effects of climate change 5,000 years ago.

(20) When I called, the tiny forlorn figure sat up and reached out towards us.