Iceland's natural surroundings, though stunning, can be harsh and desolate.
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In it, two planes speed over a desolate desert landscape.
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Want to know what a desolate, untouched island looks like?
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A dangerous hunt in a dark, eerie and desolate stretch.
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Out in the desolate wastes of deepest Iceland, magic blooms.
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Deeper into the store, the scenery was even more desolate.
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Her music's got that cold, desolate European feel about it.
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They lined desolate stretches of highway and packed city squares.
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I have nothing else in my life, Peter, I'm desolate.
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That was a different type of gruelling experience: desolate, alien.
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Another, from Dvorak's "Rusalka," appears with a desolate Tchaikovsky Sixth.
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But around the jail, the view remains treeless and desolate.
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In recent weeks, the world's busiest thoroughfares have become desolate.
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More traditional photographs depict sites of mines with desolate beauty.
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But the public's concern for the desolate puss was genuine.
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And it's not just a problem in California's desolate regions.
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The department's offices are next to a desolate parking lot.
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A train whistled in the distance like a desolate bird.
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They're just trying to put some life on this desolate island.
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Remarkably, the drone shows signs of life in this desolate landscape.
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I was imagining this kind of post-industrial, slightly desolate town.
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Frank Bascombe is not a dangerous drifter in a desolate landscape.
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Desolate but not defeated On Wednesday, a more discouraging video emerged.
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Syria were pockmarked with hermits, each looking for a little desolate
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Now, as we've already established, Suffolk is an empty, desolate, wasteland.
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There aren't many cars out here in the desolate arctic landscape.
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For the city that never sleeps, my neighborhood was surprisingly desolate.
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The quiet, desolate feeling during the day belies the conflict's magnitude.
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It was about as desolate a spot as you could find.
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Still, even in this desolate landscape, there were moments of hope.
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As such, futures remain desolate for child brides in rural India.
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Retail streets were desolate, and the roads were often eerily empty.
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Ivan Ilyich, desolate on his deathbed, dismissed by the indifferent living.
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All the titles are related to desolate urban places in America.
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The trees around us form a desolate, land-mined grey zone.
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But NASA's Viking landers in the 1970s photographed a desolate landscape.
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His photographs exude the chill of standing alone in a desolate location.
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And so the office became even more desolate than it already was.
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The old shtetl's square, where Jewish artisans traded and debated, is desolate.
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On the highway from Damascus to Aleppo, towns and villages lie desolate.
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They pass a desolate version of the Scottish highlands along the way.
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I live up near Joshua Tree in kinda like a desolate area.
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In the video, a small boy awakes from a desolate, apocalyptic place.
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For Weber, photographing Iowa is more than just buildings and desolate towns.
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Definitely. Heavily armed religious extremists setting up autonomous kingdoms within desolate compounds?
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When she shows the alternative, open space, it is lonely and desolate.
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Living in The once-desolate oceanfront resort is being restored and rebuilt.
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The once-desolate boardwalk and shabby downtown have become vibrant retail corridors.
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A desolate place gives you permission to create a horrible, exhilarating mess.
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Here, they seemed utterly displaced: as somber and as desolate as refugees.
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The clip shows a desolate beach strewn with driftwood and whale bones.
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Some are raucous, some desolate, and live performance could make them cathartic.
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I have never seen a more desolate section than the Arabian shore.
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The area was desolate and thrilling, there were artists and drug dealers.
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A user going by the handle Very Lonely Luke has been spending recent days serving up all of the deep and desolate thoughts that could be going through Skywalker's head while he passes time on his desolate island.
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The third role is to get information into and out of desolate warzones.
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It feels quite gothic; stately homes, desolate surroundings and the suggestion of madness.
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Chicago's State Street, a normally bustling shopping area popular with locals, was desolate.
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Climate protesters had blocked streets around Parliament Square, making it still and desolate.
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He's troubled by the sense of alienation he feels in Naraha's desolate neighborhoods.
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It is not a rich town, but neither is it a desolate one.
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This Manchester — tough, desolate — still exists, but it is not the only Manchester.
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I will drive myself mad on the desolate rock of The Plane Shitter.
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Oh, cool, it's…some desolate woods in the middle of Pennsylvania. Huh. Okay.
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Young people with drugged eyes lean against boarded-up walls on desolate streets.
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The streets are desolate as events were canceled and some establishments permanently closed.
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The top floors are desolate and dirty, cold, smelling of popcorn and pee.
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When he first rented the restaurant, the block was desolate after 3 p.m.
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It's a radically upbeat note that's too contrived in an otherwise desolate situation.
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Their crude light fixtures cast an eerie, nighttime glow on the desolate alleys.
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In Oregon and Washington, an ad slamming the policy featured a desolate playground.
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She stares blankly, the tones of her face inverted, all grey and desolate.
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NEARLY 20 years after it opened, Pakistan's first motorway still has a desolate feel.
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Dany chooses a door, and walks into a desolate throne room in King's Landing.
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He dumped his children's badly decomposed bodies in a desolate part of Camden, Alabama.
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In the 90-second spot, a young black boy wanders around a desolate cityscape.
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Several reed huts had collapsed; their remnants were strewn across a desolate, sandy landscape.
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Mr. Staller, 64, is best known for his images of New York's desolate landscapes.
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Its whirlwind has left humanity with their heads bowed gazing at desolate little screens.
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It was overcast, the land desolate, and the sky bleak, a pale blue slate.
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The busy marketplace in my upscale South Delhi neighborhood is desolate the next morning.
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The Wynwood neighborhood was desolate when I stayed in Miami in my early 20s.
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The streets can feel desolate and forgotten, a certain sadness stretching block after block.
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At the time, officials said, the plaza was more desolate than it is now.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN)The once-desolate marketplace of Shaalan has sprung back to life.
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Somehow, decrepit and desolate, it survived to be incorporated into an auto body shop.
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As this desolate train station shows, rail services almost came to a complete standstill.
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Briefly schools or outposts, many are husks, looted and desolate monuments to forgotten plans.
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And in the desolate video clip, she pulls herself together after a sexual assault.
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On the left, a row of dusty Egyptian statues towers over a desolate Greek amphitheatre.
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Africa can no longer be stereotypically reduced to a desolate picture or a singular story.
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It was in this desolate area between TriBeCa and Chinatown, and I knew every alley.
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The driver slows to a stop beside a desolate stretch of dirt and barbed wire.
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Finally, he dumped his children's badly decomposed bodies in a desolate part of Camden, Alabama.
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The desolate track is evidence that Ms Li has made little progress with her project.
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PixlPa sets a desolate psychedelic scene filled with, what appears to be, intentionally oversaturated imagery.
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Scanning the moon's desolate surface, Armstrong began to make out features in the lunar plain.
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Esther Manganjala points to the desolate field where she has planted her maize and cotton.
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There, in a desolate stretch near a shuttered podiatrist's office, you'd find a medical office.
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There was no boat and no fisherman; the harbor could be called peaceful or desolate.
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Long lines would appear outside a rented studio on a desolate block in Hell's Kitchen.
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On Wednesday, the park -- typically buzzing with vacationers enjoying the summer weather -- was eerily desolate.
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And then you get an undersea, desolate landscape of just muck and mud and sand.
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It also has plenty of dark, desolate spots that do not feel safe at night.
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In 2019, many of us look at the internet and see a desolate, joyless wasteland.
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It's flat, desolate, and mostly covered in creosote, a shrub common in the American Southwest.
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It was desolate here, no other hikers, nothing but birds and a scattering of chipmunks.
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Many are in desolate wilderness areas that required Indiana Jones-style derring-do to locate.
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Her Israeli landscapes are stark and desolate, punctuated by towering cypress trees and heavy rocks.
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As Miller and I entered the building, its interior was revealed as huge and desolate.
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So they directed the new immigrants to these once-desolate outposts while denigrating their culture.
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Riven with racism and sharp bursts of violence, "Goldstone" nevertheless has a rough, desolate beauty.
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Harlem's vitality and cultural richness were also missing, being represented instead as foreboding and desolate.
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The desolate image of environmental havoc above is real—no CGI, no Photoshop, no illusions.
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But rather than reducing arrivals, this pushed them into desolate routes across the Arizona deserts.
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The salt formations faded into the distance, as did the desolate brown beaches beyond them.
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It even happens to women working in the most remote and desolate places on Earth.
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And yet, Twain played a major role in popularizing the image of desolate, empty Palestine.
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Upon reaching a desolate apartment block, she encountered an elderly Palestinian woman, who began sobbing.
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In Vail for dinner Saturday night, the village built for ski crowds was appealingly desolate.
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These works contain their own multitudes: gorgeous desolate landscapes, a sign of ecological end times.
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Wang Liang-Yin (born 1979) depicts a richly colored, fantastical world in "Desolate Octopod" (2018).
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The family's new neighborhood is desolate, just a few sparse homes in a mountain gorge.
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On that desolate, 130-mile span of I-80 northeast of Reno, going 80 m.p.h.
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Each had ended up in this desolate corner of Syria by sheer chance, they said.
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He was one of the very first ranchers in what is still very desolate country.
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Apart from the roads, the landscape was desolate — but it felt so full of life.
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There are sections that are more controlled and desolate, too, like your solo for yourself.
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It's about three middle-aged laborers who lose their jobs in a desolate industrial zone.
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The place was desolate—not a structure, not a pulse, not a sign of humanity.
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When the facility was shuttered, it left behind a desolate brownfield poisoned by toxic seepage.
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But in the here and now, Emily finds herself stuck in the most desolate of places.
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Image: Roger SmithIndeed, Antarctica may be desolate and inhospitable today, but it wasn't always that way.
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It's incredibly desolate so I was hoping to get a sweet shot of the milky way.
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But the neighborhood, near the Sunnyside Yards, a 200-acre rail yard, seemed desolate and lonely.
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In the photo, the family poses in a desolate graveyard as a smiling spirit creeps up.
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In other images, lone men walk through equally desolate parts of the city in broad daylight.
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In the images, silver-suited astronauts test equipment and conduct extravehicular activities (EVA's) on desolate landscapes.
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Graves At Sea's name should be familiar to anyone who knows and loves dank, desolate sludge.
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Going to Mars seems like one of the most desolate, isolating experiences one could opt into.
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What makes jihadism so alluring in the first place is a desolate, depressive state of mind.
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He opened a brewpub in a then-desolate stretch of downtown Denver that unexpectedly took off.
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The desolate soul knows this immediately and only the trivial pretend that it can be otherwise.
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Some have been detained for months, some for a year, and all are baffled and desolate.
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The streets were desolate except for groups of Indian paramilitary troops with guns and bamboo sticks.
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We visited the desolate spot near Naples which, the ancients believed, was the entrance to Hades.
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Still, I was glad to have Tolstoy by my side, leading me through that desolate meadow.
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The poorly-lit, desolate highway is flanked by forests and connects Beirut with several mountain villages.
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It's located just 400 miles south of the North Pole, on Greenland's craggy, desolate north shore.
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Also, I wasn't born in completely desolate poverty, so I had a leg up there too.
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What seems like a desolate, unattainable destination has become surprisingly popular in the past few years.
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But as dingy and desolate as it was, the area around 501 Canal never felt unsafe.
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A few hours later, her lifeless body was discovered on a desolate street in the Bronx.
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That environment is, of course, the somewhat desolate, dangerous Lower East Side of the late '70s.
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Mr. Berman said that he acquired Ms. Beahan's photo because its desolate beauty spoke to him.
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Those rumblings were answered by ghostly high winds, then a muted trumpet issuing a desolate call.
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In central Peru, I got up at 2 one morning and drove up a desolate mountain.
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The Jordanian countryside grew desolate, nothing but empty land as far as the eye could see.
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The landscape will be familiar to those in the tristate area as beautiful, desolate and haunted.
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Yet the desolate Pacific island is one of the densest hubs of plastic pollution on the planet.
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For instance, he can't get the sight of a desolate McKeesport bus stop out of his mind.
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Television images showed mostly desolate streets, shards of broken glass on the streets and people huddled outside.
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Desolate streets stretch out before me, stitching together this dead city with the faintest pulse of life.
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They're always desolate and grim, lonely and uninviting, terribly sad and just plain awful places to live.
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They had some success in rebuilding a desolate economy, but also shot protesters and virtually criminalised dissent.
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Sayombhu Mukdeeprom's cinematography is sumptuously desolate, a murky palette of greys, lifeless whites, and dreary 1970s browns.
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There's so far been no evident police presence outside the snowy, desolate wildlife refuge in southeast Oregon.
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At 4:30 in the morning, it was dark and desolate along Interstate 10 near Tonopah, Arizona.
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Even in the most desolate areas, a Gauguin can be found, all thanks to Cabanding's hard work.
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There's not a whole lot to see on 83 besides desolate desert mountains and patches of salt.
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After being left homeless and losing her child, she is left desolate and alone on the streets.
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A store employee had called police about a "suspicious vehicle" on the desolate Interstate 35 access road.
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Once a year, on the day after Christmas, a heavy, desolate, unique kind of depression consumes me.
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At least 167 people living on the coral Bikini atoll were forced to relocate to desolate Rongerik.
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"Fifteen or 22012 years ago, the Highlands was desolate," Patricia Thompson, a 20063-year-old resident, recalled.
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The desolate spaciousness between humans, between human moments, not yet filled in with chattering ghosts of reassurance.
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The area, known as Lingang New City, feels desolate now, with broad, empty streets and few businesses.
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Brands worry about sloppy presentation, decaying customer service and empty floors as some malls have become desolate.
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Six months on, the site remains a 20-hectare desolate scar in the middle of the jungle.
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Around the country, tracks have been stripping grandstands of thousands of seats to minimize the desolate appearance.
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Its main attraction for Chinese visitors is a stretch Cadillac limousine offering tours of the desolate landscape.
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The location was pretty desolate at night, but that didn't stop Walker from ordering a pizza delivery.
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In recent years, the streets seem emptier, quieter and more desolate at all times but the summer.
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The Mojave Desert is arid and desolate, but its temperatures are much higher than the red planet's.
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The EU sugar market remains desolate with prices too low for profitable production, a Suedzucker spokesman said.
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Vicki KoestlerAlexandria, Va. Let us seek out some desolate shade and there Weep our sad bosoms empty.
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There, we had a commanding view of the park's magnificent buttes surrounding a desolate and verdant valley.
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Natalie Flores was seven months pregnant when she got a flat on a desolate stretch of highway.
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If this sounds desolate, I should say it's also an oddly hopeful book, full of tough pleasures.
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Then, on October 23, Comey tweeted out a photo of himself standing on a desolate Iowa road.
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"It was sparse, desolate, and for most requirements we would have to go to Delhi," he said.
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For every Jean Valjean there is a Javert and if either died the other would be desolate.
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Look at all those perfectly framed scene compositions, the desolate Western imagery, the subtle but quality camerawork!
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Photo: Ash Adams/GizmodoEventually and without warning, the tundra gave way to a bluff overlooking a desolate shoreline.
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New buildings are still being built — a sign of enduring hope despite the many desolate images of abandonment.
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For generations, firefighters fought mostly in desolate forests, where most of the dangers were fatigue and falling trees.
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It is the same desolate picture in scores of other backwater settlements in Portugal's interior, north to south.
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He finds Deckard hiding out in the desolate building, but we're not too clear on either man's purpose.
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But relocating a great number of people to a desolate planet millions of miles away is fantastically hard.
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In the summertime, you might see local campers and fisherpeople, but the Blue Mountains winter is arch-desolate.
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Over the past few years, many residents have left; beyond the main streets, buildings stand desolate and crumbling.
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Gran Soren—the city at the heart of the game—feels empty and desolate, a bloated ghost town.
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The disaster occured on the tiny island of Krakatau, a desolate 5-mile-long protuberance with no inhabitants.
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THE desolate hills east of Jerusalem seem insignificant, a barren stretch of scrubland with few buildings or residents.
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The neighborhood was desolate and deserted, and in these empty streets he recalled encountering the bizarre shadow paintings.
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The landscape around Trinity, however, is straight out of a Cormac McCarthy novel -- desolate, windswept and slightly radioactive.
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Then he and Flores clambered out and took off in opposite directions, running through the vast, desolate desert.
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A new neighborhood where I knew nothing and no one might as well have been a desolate tundra.
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"I guess I said that because it was magnificent we had gotten there, and it looked pretty desolate."
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So, too, was its 2,000-square-meter triangular plot, which was swampy and desolate with just one tree.
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" Later, walking along Utqiaġvik's desolate, salt-scented shoreline, I realized that when he said "I," he meant "we.
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The Moon's desolate foreground, cratered and sterile, offsets the Earth's rippling oceans, marbled cloud systems, and expansive continents.
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Desolate scenes of an empty field and the ruins of a masonry fort with a long-dry moat.
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He drives to the desolate promontory where he and Ophelia and Rico used to come in simpler times.
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Rather, what she encounters are desolate spaces that, despite being empty, bear the fingerprints of human intervention everywhere.
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Let his children be continually vagabonds, and beg; let them seek their bread also from their desolate places.
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They were incarcerated in isolated camps, often in desolate places; two-thirds of them were American-born citizens.
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My social media was filled with various messages of 'Hang in there, Wuhan,' but my heart was desolate.
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I started downstairs in the beauty department, which was by far the most desolate part of the store.
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Even in the most desolate areas of American cities, evictions used to be rare enough to draw crowds.
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In the trailer, for example, we see June in the desolate colonies that the book only hinted at.
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It shows Reedus preparing his massive backpack before heading into what looks like a pretty desolate, empty world.
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Now the remnants of those prehistoric plants and animals are preserved in the endless dry and desolate hills.
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The landscape was desolate, but occasionally there was a surprise: a golden eagle, a butterfly with orange wings.
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It was a desolate landscape with many bodies lying there, some people who cried still, who were wounded.
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When Ms. Loktev moved into her loft apartment on the Brooklyn waterfront in 1996, the neighborhood was desolate.
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Sunset expresses the golden chilled hues of autumn perfectly, and night is the cold desolate darkness of winter.
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Lieutenant General Adolf Heusinger, who stood on his right, morbidly described the desolate situation on the Eastern Front.
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It's remote, desolate, and starkly beautiful; the kind of place where Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese stop traffic.
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One particularly eerie series, Underground (1999), features a lone tripod in a desolate culvert underneath the Shubuya river.
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The 1,933-mile barrier cuts through towns, rivers and desolate terrain and across California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
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The edge of the stairs dropped off into a desolate cement soccer field piled with trash and other debris.
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Prison is dark and desolate; for most of us, the motivation to keep living comes from the outside world.
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The video doubles down on the retro feel, with The Weeknd belting out the song on a desolate world.
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The group also posted a photo of a desolate-looking Terminal 4 at the airport to illustrate its boycott.
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The two countries fought a pointless war in 1998-2000 over a desolate border town; perhaps 70,000 people died.
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The area is fairly desolate at night, with the exception of the nightlife scene and 24-hour gas stations.
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Much to Mia's chagrin, it's about the thing they did 15 years ago on that desolate stretch of road.
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Reared on a desolate ranch with a demanding father, O'Connor was imbued with a rigorous work ethic and resilience.
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As advancing Iraqi security forces close in on the eastern edges of Mosul, the video shows several desolate streets.
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Simpson and Malfliet walk through the desolate, makeshift village toward a small thatched hut where they meet with elders.
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Thus starts your pilgrimage through a desolate wasteland to become a hero, guided by a disembodied voice named Vox.
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During the desolate expanse of the C-minor Suite, I was distracted by thoughts about the passage of time.
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A second miscarriage occurs while he is tending the lighthouse during a furious storm and leaves them feeling desolate.
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The desolate desert resembles the Red Planet so much that scientists used it to field-test equipment in 2018.
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I could almost cry right now because it was, it was so desolate and primitive and... Hey, I'm sorry.
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They liked the conveniences offered by the amenity-filled building, though they moved on because the neighborhood seemed desolate.
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I swallowed eight Valium and had my final shot in a desolate part of Brisbane close to the airport.
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Let his children be continually vagabonds, and beg: let them seek their bread also out of their desolate places.
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Chinese scientists hoped the experiment might help inform future moon colonists' attempts to cultivate food on the desolate body.
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West Chelsea was more of a night life destination back then, he said, and fairly desolate during the day.
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Lazy days at home, ALL CAPS headlines, desolate parking lots, that warm-and-fuzzy-end-of-the-world feeling.
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Along a desolate stretch of Highway 62 in the Mojave Desert is a fence decorated with thousands of shoes.
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On a long, straight, desolate stretch, we came over a rise and saw five reindeer galloping straight toward us.
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Pinnacle Foods, like Campbell Soup, owns a number of brands that sit in the increasingly desolate center supermarket aisles.
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Immediately upon loading my underequipped explorer into this space, I find abandoned plazas, vacant homes, and desolate subway tunnels.
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It's a remarkable turnaround from the desolate spot the property had become after the Sears center shuttered in 1993.
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Apart from boats docking in the marina and the occasional security guard on patrol, the site now lies desolate.
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From behind sandbags and bulletproof glass, the Marines looked upon a desolate vista and could feel menace awaiting them.
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Jacobs-Perkins delivered the desolate Largo with hypnotic lyricism, causing listeners to forget where they were for a moment.
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Fourteen habitable structures — including workshops, meeting halls and houses, some occupied full time, others intermittently — mark the desolate landscape.
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Punin himself, accused of "anti-Soviet activity", was to die, starving, in a desolate gulag north of the Arctic Circle.
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It showed the woman walking through a desolate ancient village in Ushaiqer, about 100 miles from Riyadh, the nation's capital.
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At that point, I feel both desolate and disappointed that my enthusiasm for beauty goes unrequited, but the truth is?
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The last survey of the land in this most desolate corner of the American west had been taken in 1873.
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The vast parking lot was desolate except for a small patch of cars, some with no air in their tires.
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In its place is a darker, bleaker drama that fits right in with the likes of the desolate Handmaid's Tale.
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By all accounts and measures, Turpan is a desolate place, located in one of the most hostile environments on Earth.
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The only reason Erisden — a remote, desolate island — is inhabitable is because the goddess has been making the land fertile.
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But the more the camera zooms back, the more we see a pattern forming: it's not just a desolate wasteland.
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It's a perfectly ominous album, a grand piece of deliriously unpleasant art to arrive in a desolate and dark year.
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They all combine to do such a good job in making you feel as if you're inside the desolate wasteland.
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There's so far been no evident police presence outside the snowy, desolate wildlife refuge, though reporters have come and gone.
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There have been no police at the snowy, desolate wildlife refuge since the occupiers took over the main building Saturday.
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Elsewhere, one house has a new roof and freshly painted walls, but stands desolate on a patch of scorched land.
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The last few seconds of this celebrity's life before he dies of a self-inflicted gunshot wound are desolate, unbearable.
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Lotus of SiamIn the same desolate shopping center as the Cornish Pasty, Lotus of Siam is significantly easier to spot.
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His movie career was stalling out, and his first wife, Jane Wyman, had walked out on him, leaving him desolate.
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There's no dialogue, but you get a sense of the world by watching two characters explore a bleak, desolate landscape.
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A baby deer that was to have made the journey died in "a desolate cage" last week, the organization said.
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The brightly colored, arcadey artillery shooter puts players in control of a team of worms fighting over a desolate wasteland.
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In 2013 Tory peer Lord Howell suggested the region as prime territory for fracking because it was "uninhabited and desolate".
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I stumble out of the nursing home desolate, and in a minute, I'm on the phone with my friend Herb.
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In south-central Utah , where the topography is spectacular, desolate, and extreme, the pessimistic tradition in place-names runs strong.
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In desolate areas like this, Chinese troops were known to withdraw after a victory, leaving the ground littered with corpses.
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It's quite desolate here, a feeling that's only strengthened by drawings on the walls, made years ago by bored soldiers.
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This desolate collection of liquor stores, auto shops and taco places offers up a lot of ghosts for Mr. Ide.
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He described the neighborhood where deer still roam, as desolate and desperate but in its own way, full of promise.
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The landscape turns green after a short rainy season, and then the leaves fall, and the landscape grows desolate again.
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In the desolate, plastic-littered ground with little else to eat, the bacterium quickly acquired a taste for our waste.
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The tourist town of Rosarito, Mexico, usually bustling with throngs of young Americans partying at crowded dance clubs, was desolate.
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Miles of flat, desolate sand stretched to the horizon in all directions, dissolving into an immense dome of pale blue.
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The flat gray light through my bedroom window suggested a sunless, desolate terrain I'd seen only in sci-fi films.
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But as others began discovering Brooklyn, she began feeling a pull toward the sun-blasted, desolate terrain of her childhood.
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February 18, 2020 Desolate shopping malls, health checkpoints, and empty restaurants in China: The Wuhan coronavirus takes an economic toll.
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The landscape along the highway was desolate—mile after mile with nothing but dusty olive orchards and national-guard posts.
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Now the seaport is a lively area with residential buildings, restaurants and stores, but back then, it was downright desolate.
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"Death Spiral" and "Winner Take Nothing" are dissected, unstable R&B ballads that chart the affair's collapse and desolate aftermath.
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In the Personal Zen game, an angry face (negative) and a happy face (positive) zoom around a desolate grey landscape.
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His attempt at reproducing garage's gleeful, striding rhythms ended up feeling desolate and dark, like someone skipping through the mud.
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Is the scorched and desolate city post-9/11 New York, or a vision of an even more profound doom?
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Decades ago, it was more cumbersome to alert the authorities to improper behavior in the desolate nooks of New York.
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You see this stuff in movies all the time: someone finds himself in a desolate place and has to survive.
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The artist imagines a desolate planet where humanity has lost the tools of industry and is to its own devices.
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Gently, the plane descended over browning farmland and desolate ridges of brush and stone where the prairies met the mountains.
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As Dawson raps about old jobs and the intricacies of the American income tax system, he slinks through desolate, murky environments.
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Desolate, sinister, coolheaded and conceited, Hell Hath No Fury sounds fantastic ten years after the fact, an undeniable noir-rap touchstone.
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Another 40,000 civilians are trapped, with a few thousand armed men, in Rukban, a desolate camp on Syria's border with Jordan.
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Sheriff Willis McCall after shooting prisoners Samuel Shepherd and Walter Irvin on a desolate backroad in Lake County, Florida, November 1951.
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Preparing for a 'hurricane party' In Daytona Beach, Florida, the boardwalk was desolate as tourists and business owners alike took cover.
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This single concrete road through the desolate landscape of Northern Iraq has been the only escape route for civilians fleeing Mosul.
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In this desolate and often infuriating time, when so much seems broken and intractably grim, these paintings matter all the more.
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Tragically, the rest have either forgotten or have become indifferent to our presence in that desolate, mountainous wasteland of the world.
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Dark colors, a dark storyline (it doesn't get much darker than a dead superhero icon, right?), and pretty desolate-looking landscapes.
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It's a place so desolate it drove him to dabbling rather too enthusiastically with drugs, namely 'shrooms ("dirty ones") and weed.
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Located in a desolate section of Alaska's wilderness 150 miles outside of Fairbanks, missile silos lie buried deep in the ground.
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I wondered a seemingly desolate, lifeless, radioactive planet wondering if there was anything there at all, as I searched for zinc.
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I'm standing at the edge of an ancient alien ocean, with a desolate, near-empty wasteland to my left and right.
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On yet another desolate, toxic planet, I find a nearby beacon and use it to search for the nearest alien monument.
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When she was 17, the pastor raped her, she said, once at her childhood home and once on a desolate roadside.
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Some of their most desolate songs are also their chillest, like "Silver," an Americana dirge with Kim Deal on lead vocals.
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More than two dozen office and retail projects are in the works, and new parks have blossomed on once-desolate lots.
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They trek past the desolate towns and cities that were once lively with city lights and the glittering promise of opportunity.
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It seems really desolate on the surface but is filled with so much vibrance when up close, when you're paying attention.
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Take a quick glance at the Eastern Conference's desolate landscape: Paul George, Paul Millsap, and Jimmy Butler have all gone west.
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Photos by Jennica Mae Abrams The 7-11 parking lot in Pasadena is dark and desolate in an empty, suburban way.
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The Empire Builder, as it's known, crosses 10 states, through some of the most beautiful — and desolate — parts of the country.
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On a summer morning in a desolate corner of Iraq's western desert, Jim Mattis learned he'd narrowly evaded an assassination attempt.
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How did the album's themes—I'm thinking of songs like "Trying to Lose Myself Again" and "Desolate Town"—come to be?
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The scene we'd imagined, with colonies of flamingoes strutting around a topaz shore, was instead a dust bowl, friable and desolate.
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The sinister sound evokes the desolate landscape and sets the stage for what happens next: The droids are captured by Jawas.
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The Red Hook harbor in St. Thomas was desolate on a recent visit except for a few stragglers trying to evacuate.
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Northern England is, unlike the gentler south, a land of peaks and troughs, often desolate and heather-covered, but always beautiful.
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Renting a four-wheeled ATV gives the greatest access to narrow dirt tracks leading to desolate roads that hug the coastline.
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Alami said he preferred to leave the land poor and desolate for another century until the Arabs could develop it themselves.
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Eliza's escape would be an antidote to her father's disappointment with the spiritually and morally desolate place his country has become.
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He hiked hundreds of miles, barefoot and parentless, first to a desolate refugee camp in Ethiopia, then to another in Kenya.
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Meantime, the malls in which shoppers often pick up their affordable luxury brands have become increasingly desolate as shoppers head online.
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A storm separated them, and Melville mustered a team of locals in the desolate Lena Delta to find his missing shipmates.
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I've had plenty of other regrets, but maybe none of them quite so overpowering, so complete and desolate, as that sunburn.
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China and India's borderlands, though geographically desolate and inhospitable, have been a hot spot for increasing military tension in recent months.
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Six new episodes, from the playfully romantic to the downright macabre, traverse lonely roads in desolate lands alongside overcrowded sensory byways.
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As border security has been tightened near legal crossings, migrants have increasingly been taking routes through remote, desolate stretches of desert.
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Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.
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What they found was that the social evolution of entertainment has transformed these immense edifices of cement into desolate eco-monstrosities.
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It seems really desolate on the surface but is filled with so much vibrance when up close, when you're paying attention.
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Desolate and isolated, naked emaciated men, who might well be characters from outer space, give shape to Mondal's earlier totemic forms.
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Today, the plane is still frozen on that desolate black-sand beach, its carcass deserted in a haunting, post-apocalyptic grave.
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To do this, he strikes a deal with a shadowy figure and hunts massive colossi across a beautiful and desolate landscape.
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Many of these pubs were photographed at sunrise, giving them a "desolate feel" — although not all of these establishments were shut completely.
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He depicts both close up character studies as well as broader depictions of the buildings and vehicles scattered throughout this desolate wasteland.
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"The difference between a tropical, wet oasis and a desolate, desiccated rock is huge when you're looking for habitable planet," said Christiansen.
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This is probably attributable to my JD and years of experience but even a year ago, the economic landscape was pretty desolate.
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Over a desolate piano, a thrumming organ, then a gentle guitar, he meanders east and west to Dublin, Alabama, and New York.
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Mr. Pappas, who scrutinized online listings daily, dismissed buildings in areas that were too commercial or desolate or too far from stores.
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But if it's something like a pothole in a desolate road, the agency might decide to deal with that a bit later.
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Researchers need accurate maps of ice-free rock when studying glaciology, geology, and for measuring the many contours of this desolate landscape.
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Today, some of these famed sets of the 1960s remain intact and function as tourist attractions atop the still largely desolate terrain.
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I have delved deep into these disconnected and desolate tribal cultures and have slowly revealed parts of their mystique through my oeuvre.
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One was just an eerie car ride shot from inside the vehicle, soaking in desolate landscapes, sucking you in with each frame.
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The camera pans across Shanghai as a desolate and frozen tundra before landing on an abandoned and broken-down 2044 Olympic stadium.
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The killer, or, as many theorize, killers, buried her along a strangely desolate stretch of Long Island, where sex workers are numerous.
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The lunar dark side myth propagates the belief that there is a frozen, desolate side of the moon which never receives sunlight.
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It features desolate stretches of up to 23 miles between checkpoints and unpredictable wind gusts as the trail hits the Bering coast.
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So-called "whale falls" are a buffet in an otherwise desolate environment, the ocean floor, and often help researchers make new discoveries.
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Residents on the island of Dominica say the verdant rain forest trees there have been completely stripped, leaving a desolate brown wasteland.
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On my journey over there, from Nelson's property to Miller's borrowed public park, a wedding spills out onto the otherwise desolate road.
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Rocks of this size and color do not spontaneously appear in neat stacks along the side of desolate stretches of desert highways.
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He tends to his father's home, which we learn is right beside the DMZ in a sort of desolate no-mans land.
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On Saturday, the site was fenced off and desolate, with construction equipment piled around and the Solovetsky Stone visible from a distance.
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Still others find solace in the backwoods of a southern bayou or camaraderie on a bush plane headed to a desolate glacier.
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Those who reached this desolate stretch of beach along the Arabian Sea, in Shabwa Province, last week stumbled into an empty mosque.
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Nothing, however, can quite compete with Lange — the intricate cigarette-smoking behavior, the shaky inhales, the surges of anger, the desolate collapses.
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Credit... AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU, Poland — Along a desolate stretch of road in southeastern Poland, a dozen miles from Auschwitz, there is a graveyard.
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This exquisite, deceptively quiet novel opens with a 12-year-old Iranian girl and her donkey, trekking down a desolate desert road.
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Snowman fights to survive in a desolate landscape while mourning the deaths of his brilliant best friend, Crake, and mysterious lover, Oryx.
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The latter is hard to come by in winter when snow and cold isolate people in this already desolate part of the state.
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Self Portrait (Interior) opens on what looks like a desolate icy beach, in which Triantafyllidis' gigantic head lies embedded at a pitched angle.
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The video opens in a digitally-constructed landscape featuring a desolate volcano, a large body of water, and a number of floating polygons.
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At 10:30 am, the Nautilus was spotted near a lighthouse in Køge Bay, near a desolate stretch of coastline southwest of Refshaleøen.
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The gilded monument rises above desolate fields in Henan Province, the work of local entrepreneurs who completed the nine-month project in December.
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The lively characters and haunting music breathe life and humanity into every corner of the world, no matter how desolate it may appear.
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Welcome to your reprieve from the rest of the week, the desolate wasteland I have started to refer to as the MoJayve desert.
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"It's a desolate world," Tarno said, and one that is mainly inhabited by other mask-wearing "Prospects," like the character you play as.
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At Trump HQ, based out of a desolate West Des Moines strip mall, VICE's Mike Pearl found staffers and volunteers enjoying the weather.
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However, a scandal from his past has relegated Lord John to an undesirable position as governor of a desolate prison in Northern Scotland.
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The desolate city in the north has been rocked by protests since December, when two brothers died collecting coal in an abandoned mine.
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Bernie opens with a series of brief, panoramic shots of a barren and desolate landscape that's been ravaged by war and nuclear fallout.
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And as "desolate as it may seem," she says, this is the happiest she's seen her son in the last couple of years.
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The scene opens with the two human assassins in what looks like a desolate, deserted castle, preparing for some dramatic event to come.
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Savit imparts his characters with an uncanny gift for language, and the descriptions of their surroundings are poetic and desolate in equal measure.
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The landscape is brutal and unforgiving, as remote as it is desolate—all of which makes it a perfect place for survival training.
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The iceberg essentially has landlocked the penguins, forcing the animals to trek across a desolate stretch of nearly 40 miles to find food.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - In late May, an Iraqi cleric called Akram Kaabi visited militia fighters in a desolate Iraqi town near the Syrian border.
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Later, looking for a place to make a home, he encountered a desolate landscape defined by ridges of dry grass and scrub guavas.
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The scenes in which he wanders through this desolate ghost city, which seems in a state of suspension, are among the film's strongest.
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She's enlisted with the Mars Society, a nonprofit group apparently doing dry runs for a Mars expedition, using a desolate Utah dune landscape.
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Working for a pizzeria in Detroit, he'd drive late nights on desolate inner city streets, smoking pot hoping to keep boredom at bay.
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A few months ago, I was driving on Alligator Alley—a stretch of desolate highway in south Florida—and running out of gas.
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It gives structure and purpose to our otherwise flailing attempts to carve out meaning and clarity from a seemingly desolate and indifferent universe.
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After all, the best country songs are about heartbreak, and so are many of Nadler's, as her desolate previous album, July, made clear.
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The bar would be kind of empty and desolate around 211 or 215:280 PM. By 10:30, though, the bar was packed.
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In the desolate stretches of her synthesizer hums, there's a depressing reminder that most of what's beyond the stratosphere is just empty space.
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"At the time, it was desolate and all car culture everywhere around us," Mr. Somoza said, referring to the dealerships in the neighborhood.
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Like many towns in the Catskills, Cairo is small — but its Main Street was especially desolate compared to the other towns I visited.
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Now, the city's skyline is untouched, but its once-bustling city streets are desolate and the storefronts and restaurants are already collecting dust.
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Books News On a desolate island, three sisters have been raised in isolation, sequestered from an outbreak that's causing women to fall ill.
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Coincidentally, a scene in the 1975 movie "Fantozzi" was filmed on the site of Tiberis beach, which even then was a desolate wasteland.
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In order to pay his entrance fee for each fight, Travis navigates the desolate environment of Santa Destroy in search of odd jobs.
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He lived in a tent on a desolate Texas oilfield while filming There Will Be Blood, Anderson's epic about a maniacal oil baron.
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It's kind of amazing that you have the ocean and its underwater landscape so unknown and desolate and living so close to civilization.
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The area, north of Metropolitan Hospital, felt desolate, with a housing project across the street and little commerce, save for small takeout places.
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Far from not seeing through the eyes of others, Twain's desolate Palestine is one of the least original aspects of The Innocents Abroad.
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The scenery on both sides is a desolate but beautiful mix of tundra, lake and mountain, frozen for eight months of the year.
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The killings were called the Moors murders because of the couple's practice of burying victims on the desolate Saddleworth Moor in northwestern England.
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What is the capital of China, where desolate shopping malls, empty restaurants, and health checkpoints underscore the fears over a widespread coronavirus outbreak?
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In other works, Ms. Rivera sought out locations with just the right atmosphere, places that tend to be at once glamorous and desolate.
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On a second version of "Sideline," while desolate guitars temper majestic strings, she holds her own against the formidable soul siren Jazmine Sullivan.
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The crime scene — deep in Appalachia's coal country — is so desolate that the only way in or out is by all-terrain vehicle.
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We last saw self-proclaimed psychopath James (played by Lawther) running down a desolate beach as a bullet rang out in his direction.
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Smugglers put migrants' lives at risk by dropping them off in desolate areas or sending them across the Rio Grande in makeshift rafts.
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He took the victim out on a rather desolate logging road, and she was found shot in the back of the head, execution-style.
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Dawn of the Dead (1978), arguably the most seminal film of the franchise, has its characters scrounging for survival in a desolate shopping mall.
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Without the usual trappings of teenage girlhood—the closeness of a best friendship, endless phone calls about nothing—school life was a desolate blur.
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O.J Simpson mini-series becomes available to Netflix viewers globally – unless you're in Canada, the one cold, desolate locale left out of this deal.
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The desolate landscape is a perfect hideout and a second home for many IS militants from the days before the birth of their caliphate.
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Franco's transformation of Almería from desolate, quiet land to site of American imperialism depended on a perfect storm of economic, political, and social conditions.
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Initially, much of the focus is on simply removing the "blight" that has left some Detroiters stranded in desolate blocks surrounded by abandoned homes.
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The planet is dead; aside from a few shrubs, there are no signs of life, and the desolate landscape is pleasingly devoid of Sentinels.
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It also drives the desolate quest at the center of John Ford's 1956 Western masterpiece The Searchers; the list could go on and on.
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Witherspoon's Woods started out as a desolate sorority girl who decides to follow her ex boyfriend to Harvard Law school after he dumps her.
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So they bury them in the woods, hoping they'll be alive later to tramp through the snowy, desolate wilderness looking for what they've hidden.
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It depicts a Harlem in stark contrast to the neighborhood it is today: desolate streets, abandoned buildings, and early 19903s fashion fill its pages.
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Here they were, in one of the most desolate parts of Texas, on a hundred-degree day in June, having a pretty great time.
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Las Vegas (CNN)The last leg of O.J. Simpson's odyssey to freedom will cut through one of the grayest, most desolate stretches of America.
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Though rife with implausibilities, "Transpecos" is fortified by strong acting and a location whose desolate beauty is a gift to Jeffrey Waldron's serene camera.
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If not for the ditch, you'd assume the two cities were one, a single urban sprawl blanketing a valley between two desolate mountain ranges.
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Consequently, it's a movie drenched in anxiety, from its methodical, throat-clenching pace, to the disquiet of its desolate scenery and sparse audio design.
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The desolate towns, the communities that are growing smaller as people move to cities — those are the parts of Iowa he's trying to capture.
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Forgive me for not being more specific, but that little desolate spot in East County is sacred to me and I treasure its privacy.
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It's a seven-story, smoking-allowed establishment full of slot machines and blackjack tables, built on desolate farmland belonging to the Tachi-Yokuts tribe.
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Some led to desolate beaches like Sombrio Beach, strewn with driftwood and coffee-colored ribbons of kelp, as shiny as glass in the sun.
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That it still helps people to take this desolate image of Palestine seriously, 150 years later, is perhaps Twain's biggest, cruelest joke of all.
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When Gloucester's fortunes fall, sunk in part by his own imperious wife (the excellent Sophia Skiles), Ms. Katigbak imbues him with a desolate poignancy.
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Turbulence marked the outer movements, particularly in a finale that offered little consolation, while the second and third held their shape, sinuous and desolate.
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After a desolate week, the United States saw its major indices rally on Monday, pushing the value of domestic and domestically listed securities higher.
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At the heart of Francis' vision is a closeness of priests to the poor and desolate whom he believes the church should most serve.
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Coney Island stood ceremoniously desolate on a recent January afternoon, a far cry from the year-round bustling attraction it was promised to be.
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From breathtaking vistas to lush jungle rivers all the way to desolate salt flats, Wildlands has constructed a collection of incredible landscapes to explore.
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Jivadi's turnaround will allow Saul to reunite with desperate Carrie and desolate Quinn, but it wasn't a terribly satisfying way to close the circle.
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Summer beaches dress up like desolate frozen tundras; a leg disappears under a billowing coat; a set of teeth appears to break for freedom.
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When the deputies arrived at the house in a rural, desolate part of the reservation, they found four people who had been fatally shot.
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Deep in the Sonoran Desert, between the Mexican municipalities of Altar and Sásabe along the US border, sits a desolate place called La Ladrillera.
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The vendors stood in the desolate alley, like anglers casting lines into an empty stream, hoping that the rare passing fish would take the bait.
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When deputies arrived at the home in a desolate area surrounded by farmland, they found the body of one victim – a woman – outside, he said.
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In Niger, where the majority head, the lucky ones limp across a desolate 2000-kilometer no-man&aposs-land to the border village of Assamaka.
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Andrew Garfield stated in a roundtable for The Hollywood Reporter that he would choose his ex-girlfriend Stone to accompany him to a desolate island.
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The realistic image of a near desolate food stop at the height of night evokes Hopper's penchant for painting believable scenes edged with creeping loneliness.
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The city itself is modest, with a population of just over 161,000, but flat stretches of land run for miles, making the region feel desolate.
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But its current ecological challenges might mean that the Dead Sea isn't just destined to be desolate in the water — but also around it. —A.
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I was flying by myself, and the contrast of the busy airport with my own desolate malevolence was enhancing the feelings of isolation and darkness.
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Great Big Story produced a fascinating dive into "Turkish Star Wars," a 1982 film about two men who crash their spaceships on a desolate planet.
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So it was each time Gulliver visited Ataturk until September, when his stopover to east Africa and back took on a more sombre, desolate tone.
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Gandini's Circus came to Edmond, Oklahoma, around 1910, but has since become a wonderfully creepy desolate field of rusting cages and dilapidated, burned-down buildings.
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At the episode's end, Khloé Kardashian told Kim that Disick had sent her a "really scary" text message, about how desolate and desperate he feels.
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What's left are desolate, uninhabited stretches of border where construction logistics are difficult, crossing is difficult, and the Border Patrol's detection work is relatively easy.
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Though only half the diameter of Earth, Mars is theorized to be a desolate, cold planet and thus suited for monochrome color and abstract documentation.
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Women, especially in British Columbia, are forced to drive hours down desolate stretches of highway to reach a hospital where the evidence can be collected.
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I've spent the last few days looking at a desolate, empty and grey warehouse, and, through the lack of information, I'm starting to feel sick.
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Deep shadows began to creep across the desolate slopes all around us, the raking light emphasizing the anomalous straight line of the Warm Springs Fault.
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"The streets are desolate, including close to the dictator," said opposition leader Freddy Guevara, tweeting pictures of empty avenues including near the Miraflores presidential palace.
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The resulting retail apocalypse has left plenty of once-thriving shopping centers desolate, with CNBC reporting a regional mall vacancy rate of 9% in January.
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The word "Goreyesque" immediately conjures a handful of images and tropes: crepuscular mansions, statuary urns, unquiet spirits, desolate moors, and small children meeting untimely ends.
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When we arrived, DePalma's site lay open in front of us: a desolate hump of gray, cracked earth, about the size of two soccer fields.
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Sharp wisps of fire augment scenes that formerly were dreary and desolate, looking as if the last inhabitants inside the home are a longtime gone.
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As a photographer, his preferred subject matter is the natural world; pictures of snowy, Rocky Mountain trails and desolate, forgotten mining towns fill his portfolio.
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In my few hours of play, I traveled through a mystical landscape in a 4x4 and wandered across a desolate landscape as a lonely robot.
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It's inert and quite drab, isolated, somewhat elegant in its blunt simplicity, but essentially pointless, though it does somewhat humanize the remote and desolate site.
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I'm on the highway for a while, and when I get off, I reach a desolate stretch of dusty bitumen that leads to the river.
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Within the production's alternating visions of the claustrophobic boardinghouse and desolate roadscapes, the fraught denizens of Duluth seem perched precariously on the brink of infinity.
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Antarctica is the most desolate and inhospitable place on Earth and its remoteness makes monitoring changes in the fluctuations of ice and water levels difficult.
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" He called the Memphis strike another step on the journey from "the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.
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He produced another memorable war work, "Totes Meer (Dead Sea)" (1940-1933), a desolate image of wrecked planes with wounded wings overlapping like ocean waves.
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Just under half the works are 30 by 2016-inch still life photographic assemblages, including a medley of objects arranged and superimposed atop desolate landscapes.
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And then the reef flashed forward to the year 2100, where I was swimming in a sort of desolate reef after the ocean is acidified.
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But the economic boom that made China rich never came to Chashan, a desolate village of 40 people about a six-hour drive from Beijing.
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At the time, the area was so desolate that every night my grandfather would fire his double-barreled shotgun to ward off foxes and thieves.
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Being single doesn't have to feel desolate, and it can provide many opportunities to find what you love, make new friends and discover new places.
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Hemmed in by rugged mountains, desolate desert and the Colorado River, the valley has an economy that revolves around seasonal farm jobs and government work.
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Sequestered on the desolate Texas plains, and force-fed Koresh's terrifying visions of Armageddon for hours on end, Koresh's followers gradually lost their moral compass.
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Visuals: Our maps track where the virus has spread, and drone footage shows Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, looking unusually quiet and desolate.
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It is this very starkness which dazzles, as the mind explores how a place so dry and desolate can pack so much interest and excitement.
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Officers put on their sirens after the minor traffic violation, just as Gillespie turned into the desolate laneway leading to his home in Chadds Ford.
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Nestled on the sand on one of the many desolate beaches in Careyes is a charming, driftwood-style elevated beach shack called Casa de Nada.
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Taken by a ragtag criminal gang, Paul is stashed in a desolate farmhouse, where his closest keeper becomes Cinquanta (Romain Duris, a charismatically feral presence).
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Dream Street Park on East 124th Street, between Second and Third Avenues, is a grassy, desolate lot used by locals mostly as a dog run.
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In "Café Müller," six dancers inhabit a desolate space, scattered with tables and chairs, that is inspired by the cafe Bausch's parents owned in Germany.
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The house sits in the middle of a barren stretch of land, looking desolate and abandoned even when it's newly built and full of people.
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Augusto Pinochet's most inhumane act, of using the desolate mine of Chacabuco as a concentration camp against those who defied him, triggered a spatial caution.
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At times, the region was relatively warm, featuring forests of broad-leaved trees, but at other times it was a harsh and desolate tundra-steppe habitat.
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Aerial footage of the island after Irma had passed through showed a desolate, flooded landscape shorn of trees and foliage with overturned vehicles and scattered debris.
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For being a "Google phone," the thing incredibly lacked a good number of first-party apps people would have wanted, and the Marketplace was mostly desolate.
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The bones suspected to be Earhart's — found on the desolate island of Nikumaroro in the Pacific Ocean in 1940 — haven't been seen for over 70 years.
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The story begins with an apprentice, Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson), arriving on a desolate island in the company of a seasoned keeper, Thomas Wake (Willem Dafoe).
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Their bodies were recast, their clappers remodelled or their frames rebuilt by men working in the once-industrial, then desolate, now gentrified East End of London.
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As a nameless, silent young woman, you traverse the desolate landscape, filled with crumbling ruins and a bleak sky, with an almost balletic sense of movement.
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The two short stanzas of Bian Zhilin's "Loneliness," however, are superbly desolate, beguiling the reader with a naïvely pastoral start before moving to a bleak conclusion.
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Calvin Harris is either a huge Black Mirror fan, or he has a wicked obsession with the desolate future we have as a technology-obsessed generation.
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Wyoming: Hell's Half-Acre You might recognize this desolate spot from its role as the alien planet Klendathu in the cult sci-fi flick Starship Troopers.
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The parents and two children—the boy ten, the girl five—embark on an epic road trip towards a desolate stretch of the Arizona-Mexico frontier.
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Hovering over historic buildings adorned with brightly colored murals, the train passes a seemingly desolate building occupied by the Silent Barn, a recently reopened music space.
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Development would be nearly impossible in such a desolate location, but the crude infrastructure also reflects a defiant refusal to settle, insistent aspirations to a homecoming.
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They are working in desolate conditions, being forced to pay upward of 1,000 of their own dollars a year on basic things they can't teach without.
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Between the two, every supernatural creature under the sun — or avoiding the sun, depending on what we're talking about — could go unnoticed in certain desolate areas.
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" Later, when Tiffany and Kevin returned to campus, at the desolate corner where they would part ways, she asked, "What do you and Taylor talk about?
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Though the interstellar wilds may seem dull and desolate to the naked eye, these clouds are active zones that may one day condense into stellar nurseries.
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Mr. Assad is a ubiquitous presence in the rump state that he rules, watching from portraits in immigration halls, crowded city streets and desolate army bases.
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The houses in these early paintings look uninhabited and desolate, and you see them through a screen of trees or underbrush, or blurred by falling snow.
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The new day's terrain was a subtle shift from Iowa and Illinois — a bit less green, more yellow, a little more rolling and much more desolate.
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In each parallel, Wiseau figures as the predatory, isolated, and desolate figure whose desperation for companionship and deep ambition draws Sestero helplessly into a codependent relationship.
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The next morning, the Texas rancher committed himself to what would become an eight-year fight to save the spare, rough, desolate land he called home.
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Beneath their desolate surface, asteroids are believed to contain a rich treasure-trove of information about the formation of the solar system billions of years ago.
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The other new offerings are New World, a multiplayer online game set in a desolate, hostile land, and Crucible, a survival game on an alien planet.
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His paintings of desolate backstreets, nondescript roadways and down-on-their-heels homes and storefronts in rural Maine turn out to be excellent spurs for narrative.
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Fire season could spread to the Southeast, crop failures could desolate the Midwest and cascading disasters could knock 10 percent off the U.S. economy by 2100.
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Look to the closing movement, "Taurig, desolat" ("Mournful, desolate"), which despite its somewhat mocking title nods to Schubert's profoundly beautiful Sonata in B flat (D. 960).
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Now they're a sort of mascot of the city and are clearly taking advantage of the desolate city as humans stay inside amid a viral outbreak.
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The dollhouse-like structures — seven so far — are near the organization's main social services facility, in a rather desolate area of Detroit off Rosa Parks Boulevard.
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A horror movie about inner and outer darkness, the film begins with two lighthouse workers, Wake (Dafoe) and Winslow (Pattinson), arriving on a small, desolate island.
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"The war is the one that coal has waged on West Virginia for the last 150 years," he says as the camera pans a desolate landscape.
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Instead they stretched Baker's songs into gorgeously desolate epics that echoed through an outdoor amphitheater at the premiere at the Ojai Festival in California in June.
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It was buried in a shaft half a klick below ground between Table Mountain and Morey Peak, a valley as desolate as the desert of Tatooine.
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The Austrian director Nikolaus Geyrhalter presents these and other images as vestiges of human existence in this documentary, conjuring a dystopian age with desolate environmental shots.
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Kallianiotis captures Americans going about their lives: walking through the streets of desolate towns, sitting on porches, pausing between the car and home, or outside storefronts.
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The approximately 2,200 inhabitants dotting the desolate tundra are itinerant, a mix of climate scientists, miners and globe-trotting explorers mostly from Russia, Scandinavia and Canada.
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Here, on a desolate road by one of the most mythologized places on Earth, the cops and oddballs had come together to share this strange moment.
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It has 23 cameras and two microphones to capture the sounds of the rover landing as well as the haunting, desolate Martian winds that follow. 5.
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Beneath their desolate surfaces, asteroids are believed to contain a rich treasure-trove of information about the formation of the solar system billions of years ago.
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"There's this kind of friction between beef growers and pea growers on things like Beyond Meat," he said, standing in a desolate landscape covered in snow.
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Ms. Becket turned the Amargosa into a cultural institution in a desolate area, an attraction to tourists, ranchers, farmers and even prostitutes from a local bordello.
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Beneath their desolate surface, asteroids are believed to contain a rich treasure trove of information about the formation of the solar system billions of years ago.
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In the future, a corporation housed in a huge complex in the sky looks down upon a desolate world that is home to a penal colony.
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Jim Mangan, for example, has documented the isolation of driving with a series of aerial photographs depicting one lone car surrounded by immense and desolate desert.
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Some of it sounded like the Byrds or Buffalo Springfield, other tracks were desolate acoustic folk music—and then there were weird interludes with snippets of dialogue.
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The effects of globalization, consumerism, and urbanization are at the core of the artist's work, from QR codes amidst desolate landscapes, to animals lost in concrete jungles.
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It will bring life to the desolate Corktown area, which though right next to the thriving downtown core, has yet to feel much love from Detroit's rebirth.
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Since then, as their neighbors sold and moved away one by one, the Mahoneys have continued living as normally as they could in the increasingly desolate space.
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As much as everyone's thriving in and cherishing the desolate nihilism of the current political moment, you can see why people would want to hear about resolution.
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While the ant planned ahead for the cold, desolate winter months, the grasshopper kicked back and relaxed, convinced that he'd have plenty of time to prepare later.
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It tells a simple story of bringing color back to a desolate landscape, and while it only lasts a few short hours, Gris makes a huge impact.
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Maybe I started dreaming about fleeing an oppressive regime and dying on a desolate California highway because I finally had a life I didn't want to lose.
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Actors including Jeff Daniels, Michelle Dockery, and Merritt Wever don faded leathers and play cowboy on the plains of New Mexico, as gorgeous as they are desolate.
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An initial robotic testing phase has nearly been completed on the Piano del Lago area of the volcano, a desolate stretch of terrain buffeted by strong winds.
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They were spotted hanging out in cemeteries and were caught in the headlights of cars as they appeared alongside desolate country roads in the dead of night.
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PARIS — The square at the center of the Louvre, dominated by I.M. Pei's glass pyramid, was desolate early Friday morning, save for a few tourists taking selfies.
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And what this will do to Brownsville is it really will bring something of aesthetic value into a neighborhood that is very, very desolate and very depressing.
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Jon Hansen has fled Oslo for this desolate land above the Arctic Circle, trying to escape the wrath of his boss, a mobster known as the Fisherman.
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In an unlikely but fascinating geopolitical development, a giant troll has secured a spot center stage in the ongoing saga over a desolate archipelago's battle for sovereignty.
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LATAM Airlines is one of the most notable airlines flying transpacific routes as it connects South America and Australia through a notoriously desolate corridor of the Pacific.
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Filled with desolate vistas, a feathered and furred menagerie, and multiple aperture-like windows, these fragments quickly establish a moody tone and over time become dolorous refrains.
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Desolate lost love haunts the verses before determined self-preservation lifts the choruses, all at a tempo so slow only a singer like Sade would dare it.
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He switched on his hazards and eased past a desolate cinder block structure, where the outlines of young men were visible in the glow of cigarette tips.
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Mr. Parks spent nearly three weeks documenting the boy's desolate life, a daily grind of cleaning, cooking, scavenging for supplies and taking care of his seven siblings.
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For the past three months, Gjermund Roesholt and his family lived far off the grid in the Yukon, the vast, desolate Canadian territory where wildlife outnumbers humans.
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By adding lighting, stores, courtyards and residents to once-desolate blocks, Compass is helping West Farms turn a corner, said Robert D. Frost, a Signature comanaging member.
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Competitors head west along the English Channel, go around Land's End, and across the Celtic Sea to the desolate Fastnet Rock off the southern extremity of Ireland.
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Will is rescued from the Upside Down, a cold, desolate, parallel world that houses an evil monster called the Demogorgon, after Eleven sacrifices herself to save him.
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Plot: After having escaped the Maze, the Gladers now face a new set of challenges on the open roads of a desolate landscape filled with unimaginable obstacles.
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Out of touch since high school, Calvin nevertheless cares for his helpless charge, bringing him fast food and giving him the run of his comfortable, desolate house.
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Now it's the sight of desolate men's faces that made me want to look away: stunned by the realization that their lives are coming to an end.
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In Hoachanas, a desolate Nama town in central Namibia, memories center on the concentration camp in Windhoek, the capital, where many of the residents' ancestors were taken.
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"I decided to film 'Say It's Going To Change' on the Spanish island of Lanzarote because of its volcanic terrain, and its desolate landscape," Portable told THUMP.
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In many places, the desolate halls and tired window displays at the local mall are a wrenching reminder of what once was, and may never be again.
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As a tribute to the Italian Surrealist, the French video editor Julien Herman has created a meditative short complete with sound components befitting de Chirico's desolate scenes.
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Each dog will then be matched with and placed into a loving forever home, a far cry from the "desolate and depressing" existence they knew just weeks before.
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You have just prophesied a desolate future, one in which humanity becomes locked inside forsaken filter bubbles, each person consuming personalized shows, no longer engaging socially with television.
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Moffatt's celestial images reference the sky above her aboriginal ancestral lands, while Bhabha culls some sense of serenity from desolate strips of Pakistan that she returns to periodically.
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Artists have long been drawn to desolate landscapes where they can plant artistic easter eggs that are, in many cases, hard to get to and difficult to find.
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In other, more desolate parts of the border, there are only single fences or a variety of barriers, including iron vehicle barriers that people can easily walk past.
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What it's about: A lonely boy befriends a wolf while both are struggling to survive in a vast, desolate tundra — but neither is what he seems to be.
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Born Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim Ali al-Badri, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi began life in a dry and desolate plain in the village of Al Jallam in central Iraq.
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Like so many in-genre series before it, we watch our heroine set out on the desolate, bleak, but still breathtakingly beautiful Scandinavian terrain to get her answers.
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They're literally divide-by-zeros…Read more ReadThere are telescopes in all sorts of places—Hawaii, the desolate Chilean desert, heck, there's even one at the South Pole.
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It's a common pre-launch ritual for a new car to get sent somewhere remote and desolate to see how it can handle the elements, particularly cold weather.
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The album's shattered sonics and desolate beauty were deemed—by the best ears of major label A&R at the time—as too weird and depressing to release.
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On a winter ferry over to some desolate Atlantic island, we're introduced to a sullen Will (Jason Segal), who happens to be the son of Dr. Thomas Harbor.
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The same warehouses and heavily mechanized factories spring up in depopulated fields and forests, and little towns are emptied of working-age people, leaving the same desolate hinterlands.
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Much of your time with Fumito Ueda's last game, the sublime Shadow of the Colossus, was spent on horseback searching a desolate land to hunt down mysterious beasts.
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In 1983, three Chicago police officers arrested Mr. Cannon in connection with a murder case, drove him to a desolate area and tortured a confession out of him.
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On one occasion, Mr. Meenan said, he and another student drove with Mr. Beck to a desolate area near a railroad station in Spuyten Duyvil and drank together.
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Meanwhile, the football writers of this world will be left alone in the auditorium of solitude, clapping intermittently while trying to choke back a desolate ocean of tears.
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Credit...Tony Cenicola/The New York Times The sky over Tajikistan was a deep deoxygenated blue as we sped through the desolate mountain landscape of the eastern Pamirs.
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Set in a desolate small town in New York, the story finds Del (Peter Dinklage) as the survivor of a plague that has apparently killed all other humans.
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Anguished, restless, high-strung, desolate, Munch (21893-21910) was a young boy when his mother died of tuberculosis; his beloved older sister, Sophie, succumbed to the same disease.
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At Vienna's Burgtheater, the stage for Andrea Breth's desolate and dark production of O'Neill posthumous work is dominated by the skeleton of a whale and littered with rocks.
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A central question is why Mars, once a relatively warm, wet planet, evolved so differently from Earth into a mostly dry, desolate and cold world, devoid of life.
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In other words, the new coach for a couple of years was bound to be primarily a shepherd leading his bedraggled tall men across a largely desolate valley.
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Upon conviction, he was held in a horse stall at a hastily converted racetrack until he and his family were moved to a desolate camp in Topaz, Utah.
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"Reparations don't matter," said Courtney Broxton, a housekeeper walking with her 8-year-old son along the desolate main street, past a storefront plastered with Sanders campaign signs.
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Nationally, thousands of Haitians have fled the U.S. for Canada, some risking their lives trekking across the border through desolate prairies, after learning that TPS would likely end.
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Treasure-trove Beneath their desolate surface, asteroids are believed to contain a rich treasure-trove of information about the formation of the solar system billions of years ago.
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Williamsburg, before it was gentrified, was a place of desolate streets, closed factories, and run down buildings, where young people, many of them artists, came to live affordably.
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Sometimes you'll almost discern the contour of a landscape or the dark shading of a limb, but ultimately the shapes all drift back into a desolate, spacious abstraction.
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Streaming It is a truth universally acknowledged that the first two months of the year are desolate times for movie lovers who prefer to gorge on new releases.
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The design creates a state of irreversibility; a tragic, surreal scene played out against a desolate landscape, in which the sunset is so picturesque it's almost mocking the viewer.
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The animals are also let go in less woodsy settings, from vacant properties to desolate spots like a car lot next to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Sunset Park.
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And when disaster struck in Haiti, Torres once again rushed to action by using his cargo planes to ship medical supplies to the desolate island to help the locals.
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He gets mauled by a bear and left for dead in the frozen, desolate wilderness – and that's only the start of the gauntlet of woes his character must overcome.
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Fanning is trapped on a desolate corporate outpost that's been wiped out by a terrifying creature, making a last stand with a superior officer whose sanity is rapidly dwindling.
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Moore, Tinker, Meeker and his second wife took Richie's ashes to a beautiful, desolate area of the Sierras that he had loved and scattered them in the Owens River.
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They've been spotted hanging out in cemeteries and they have been caught in the headlights of cars as they appear alongside desolate country roads in the dead of night.
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Ten assailants wearing fatigues and face masks fired on the passengers from three four-wheel drive vehicles on a desolate stretch of desert road, Egypt's Interior Ministry told CNN.
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"May Sixty-Five" implies a sunset at sea both desolate and hopeful: It centers on a black box that seems to be dropping behind a watery sheen of pink.
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Yet despite its coveted status, life is harsh for the 2545 residents of Komik, a quaint collection of whitewashed mud-and-stone houses located in the desolate Spiti Valley.
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Instead of a tropical Coachella, however, it turned out to be a desolate, half-built wasteland of tents and soggy mattresses with minimal food and no celebrities in attendance.
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It used to be a desolate place, but now the waterside open-plan penthouses look down on it, and the joggers in their upscale sports brands run along it.
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Then, just before heading out into the torrential rain that's begun to blanket Nashville while we've been sitting in this desolate barroom, Price issues the understatement of the century.
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While the area might not have the extreme — and visual — devastation seen in other conflicts, there is an eerie emptiness, with desolate neighborhoods of vacant houses and overgrown gardens.
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Mr. Trump's budget statement calls deficits the harbingers of a "desolate" future, but the White House plan would add $7 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years.
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Then, they got to navigate through desolate countryside, in the dark, without headlights — a drive that would be no fun on an open, modern highway, nobody shooting at you.
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And it seemed a bit convenient that so many "Make America Great Again" red hats happened to be at an air base in the middle of desolate Anbar Province.
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At the border crossing from Kyrgyzstan into China, surrounded by desolate, mountainous peaks, border authorities take travelers' phones to be searched and install the malware, called BXAQ or Fengcai.
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The nearest host city — Yekaterinburg — is some 20,200 miles away by road, or two days by train across the desolate expanse of Siberia and through the towering Ural Mountains.
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Critic's Pick Have you ever paused to consider the spiritual and physical affinities between the desolate universe of Samuel Beckett and the wacky world of vintage Warner Brothers cartoons?
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Others stay because they love the challenge of living in a desolate but beautiful wilderness, and express the same frontier spirit, coupled with patriotism, as their counterparts in Alaska.
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Grain farmers preparing to plant the all-important wheat crop in April and May are also expected to use the wet soil to bet big after three desolate years.
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In Los Angeles, a friend drove him down a desolate street to an abandoned-looking building—Dennis Hopper's house, she said, with art worth millions hidden behind its walls.
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The result was that it forced those who still sought to cross into the desolate borderlands, places like the Imperial Valley desert where summer temperatures can reach 120 degrees.
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Around the time I started putting this record together, I was thinking about my experience living in Philly and all of the city's desolate areas and decrepit old buildings.
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Our sources say the story didn't make a whole lot of sense ... why would Sean be making business deals in the middle of the night in a desolate area?
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The world may never know; but maybe somewhere, wandering through the dry, desolate desert of Arizona, the world's luckiest cat is about to stumble upon the home of its dreams.
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There's a single shot in the first episode of season 5 where Jack is on his motorbike, driving across this desolate plain, and it reminded me strongly of Fury Road.
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Around 200,000 people lived in Vorkuta in the 1980s, most coming from across the Soviet Union in search of the high wages miners in the desolate city used to earn.
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With humidity levels at an all time high and your apartment desolate of central air, there's no better time than the summer to go no-heat with your styling routine.
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I am in no way diminishing the desolate conditions that would influence June to make a fast break to freedom for herself and her daughter in any way she can.
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Specifically composed for the game (with a composer assigned to each of Detroit's three characters) the music adds to the ambience, which is as desolate as it is emotionally delicate.
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Challenges include limited medical services and labyrinthine insurance claims, as well as dealing with black bears that have been lured into the desolate neighborhoods by the scent of rotting food.
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As long as I have Fortean Times, there will always be a distant possibility that somewhere, in some desolate swamp, a Lizard Man is waiting for us to find him.
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And half an hour drive down a desolate, dirt road stands a monument to a seemingly unlikely figure: Emilio Carranza, a Mexican aviator who flew around the world championing peace.
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From its time as a desolate spot among hundreds of small islands in the region to becoming a famous A-lister hub, here's the story of the island of Mustique.
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The first two, each comprising more than a hundred short chapters, combine quotations from scientists and artists with brief stories of men in desolate areas or engaged in odd pursuits.
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His photographic pilgrimage culminates in this ethereal series of real-time creations painted against the backdrop of desolate landscapes, from Georgia's Jekyll Island to Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina.
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The majority of the remains were found on Ocean Parkway, a dim and desolate stretch of road that runs from the far edges of Jones Beach and into maritime oblivion.
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Pripyat now stands a desolate ghost town, but was once devised as a "city of hope" by the government of Ukraine—hope pinned on a future powered by nuclear technology.
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An onstage interview, to be broadcast online, had been scheduled at the Brooklyn headquarters of the music-media company Genius, situated on a somewhat desolate block near the Gowanus Canal.
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More than 286 sheep, goats and cows stood in the scorching heat of a desolate no-man's land in arid northern Kenya, as Maasai and Samburu herders negotiated their handover.
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Denino has just eaten lunch at a run-down Chinese restaurant and is walking along one of the desolate boulevards that characterize out-of-the-way parts of Los Angeles.
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It showed a military unit, made up of Sinai locals and accompanied by senior army officers, executing detainees — local men in jeans — on a desolate patch of ground in Sinai.
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But the cameras that act as its eyes capture the planet's desolate, craggy, red-washed vistas, and relay these scenes back to Earth in a stream of images each day.
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The author, with her husband, Mark, of three books about southern Africa, Owens here surveys the desolate marshlands of the North Carolina coast through the eyes of an abandoned child.
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With Bill Pulsipher and Paul Wilson, Isringhausen was part of Generation K, the much-hyped trio of young starters who gave hope to Mets fans in the desolate mid-1990s.
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New York (CNN)The gates outside the centuries-old chapel in the shadow of the old World Trade Center were padlocked as rush hour descended on Lower Manhattan's desolate streets.
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Video of Ibrahim, listless and throwing up, had made its way from this desolate desert patch of Syria to his aunts in Belgium, who had shared it with doctors there.
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Were an astronaut to touch down in a desolate corner of the ocean, without any land in sight, it could presumably take days to be rescued (if rescued at all).
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Tagaytay, Philippines (CNN)Images from the erupting Taal volcano in the Philippines show a desolate landscape of destroyed houses and snapped trees covered in a thick layer of heavy ash.
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Haunting images from those who went back to the Taal volcano island show a desolate landscape of destroyed houses and snapped trees covered in a thick layer of heavy ash.
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Much of what seems, at first, to be merely skillful ornament — descriptions of desolate barns and scouring winds — turns out to be at the very center of the story itself.
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The engine's whining descended somewhat in pitch, and I was newly confident that we were no longer about to grind to a halt in the desolate heat of the desert.
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Baron Wenckheim concerns a retiring man who returns home to his tiny Hungarian village, only to be met with scheming and manipulation from many of its desperate and desolate inhabitants.
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Election rules require that no Indian citizen should have to travel more than two kilometers to vote, whether they live on the world's highest mountains or on a desolate island.
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"He would take these women out to desolate highway areas, and once he got them there he would take them out of his truck and execute them," Alaniz told BuzzFeed News.
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But what communications technology is prepared to handle 20 billion connections — with some emanating from planes over oceans, a pipeline across desolate tundra or an oil platform in the North Sea?
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Christian, Patty's ex-boyfriend hellbent on getting her back, lures her to a desolate parking lot with the goal of having the pageant queen murder Magnolia Barnard (Erinn Westbrook), her competition.
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Shot by Roger Deakins, a multiple Oscar nominee, it sends K to a series of hazy, beautifully desolate, colour-co-ordinated wastelands, each one more strange and magnificent than the last.
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The sequel has some of the characters from the first movie (but not the main character), and more importantly, it retains the beautifully desolate look and unsettling tone of the original.
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Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo recently optioned Electric State, the tale of a girl and a robot on a road trip through a desolate and broken American West.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland on Friday auctioned off scores of vintage albeit ramshackle Soviet-era cars abandoned by asylum-seekers who used them to cross the country's desolate Arctic border from Russia.
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So before these fresh picks sell out and we're left, once again, scrolling the desolate clearance pages, take a look at 20 of the best new additions to Need Supply's roster.
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The Cornish Pasty Co.Hidden in the desolate Village Square Shopping Center, perhaps best known for housing theGreen Door swingers club, the Arizona-born Cornish Pasty Co. specializes in, well, British pasties.
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And if that didn't make you feel desolate enough, you could have gone down from Capitol Hill to a gathering of right-wing radio hosts at a hotel near Union Station.
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MACAO, Portugal (Reuters) - Large parts of Portugal's interior are desolate places these days, with charred trees as far as the eye can see and an acrid smell lingering in the air.
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HyperSciences put its vision to the test at Spaceport America, conducting a series of high altitude tests at the desolate launch site an hour outside of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.
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The camp's site is in a desolate area at the bottom of a steep hill next to Interstate 90 where the whoosh of freeway traffic provides a constant backdrop of sound.
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If Reyes can keep to his part of the deal and win at least that glimmer of hope, this division's future can sputter on, a firefly in a dark, desolate wasteland.
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We know a little more, partly because the movie begins twice, first with a disturbing scene in which a man points a rifle at a girl in a desolate winter tableau.
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His songs are largely about trying to carve out a good time in dull, desolate places; the images you get from his lyrics are of vast, rural stretches of eerie nothingness.
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Meanwhile, art historians and literary critics — who specialize in studying the nature of representation and reality — have led the way in recognizing that desolate Palestine has always been an imaginary construct.
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Australia Fare 6 Photos View Slide Show ' SALISBURY, South Australia — To get to Taco Quetzalcoatl from Adelaide, you drive north along four-lane highways, across desolate wetlands and past industrial parks.
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A new study suggests that the material humanity needs to one day construct houses, buildings and even entire colonies on Mars may already exist within the red planet's own desolate soil.
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They were found by the police wandering, tired and hungry, among the ruins of the city, which the fighting has transformed into a desolate landscape of pockmarked buildings and cratered structures.
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Ms. Lev, who once worked as a manager of hotels in the area, said that parts of Midtown used to be desolate at night, after tourists decamped for theaters or elsewhere.
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Obock, Djibouti (CNN)They trudge, exhausted, along the desolate winding road to Obock in northern Djibouti, flanked on either side by a black, alien landscape created millennia ago by volcanic eruptions.
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As they watch the bulk of the Republican Party, the only party that counts in the new America, stand up against nothing that Mr. Trump is proposing, the Democrats feel desolate.
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Or a clump of red and yellow tomatoes beside a green sink, or, in a desolate, gray back alley, orange paint juxtaposed with rusty bricks and a building's decorative coral touches.
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Mohammed Ayub's body - his throat slit and hands tied behind his back - had been found dumped in a desolate corner of the camp for Rohingya Muslims who have fled neighboring Myanmar.
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Methods like these that have occasionally brought down US drones overseas, but for Aurelius, they're used to generate thrashing noise blasts and vacant found sound samples, to desolate and distressing effect.
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"Crocodile" contains numerous echoes of Fargo and A Simple Plan, similar morality tales set against similar desolate landscapes, and both stories of the totality of desperation and the futility of fate.
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Lives Last March, after dropping out of a doctoral program in Japan, I flew back to Kazakhstan, landing in the desolate airport of my hometown, Karaganda, a city of half a million.
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"We're trying to convey to the world that the border region is not what we hear in the media — it's not a barren or desolate place, it's full of life," Jordahl said.
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If you wanna experiment how to live like a bum the drive north and find yourself a desolate dessert space where you are free to live like a hobo as you please.
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In 2018, their most recent group costume was themed after Disney Parks' Haunted Mansion attraction, which saw the family posing in a desolate graveyard as a smiling spirit crept up behind them.
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FROM a rocky outcrop overlooking a limestone quarry in the desolate valley below, a fighter from Hizbullah surveys what just days before had been territory controlled by militants linked to al-Qaeda.
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An image captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter shows the Chang'e 4 landing site from a distance of over 200 miles, revealing both the probe and the desolate lunar landscape around it.
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You know the ones: A plague kills everyone, or maybe turns them into zombies, and the last remaining people must murder one another in a desolate wasteland or rape, death, and decay.
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Reading this book on a lonesome business trip, I found myself wondering if "The Lonely City" made the exact wrong or exact right companion for forlorn airport loitering and desolate continental breakfasting.
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Whether the camera observes horseback riders atop a bluff or a distant thunderstorm on the horizon, you are mesmerized by the desolate beauty of the Great Plains and the changing sky overhead.
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Photograph by Krista Schlueter for The New Yorker In some ways, the restaurant is a Bushwick caricature, emitting a neon glow in a converted warehouse on an otherwise desolate-feeling industrial block.
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Unlike Mr. Massini's original version, the current "Trilogy" begins on the eve of Lehman Brothers' end, with a fleeting glimpse of a vast, desolate office that is clearly of the 21st century.
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But on this night he was deeply affecting as Wagner's clueless youth, who chances upon the sanctuary of the desolate knights of the Holy Grail and is baffled by their sacred rituals.
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Mr. Trump's desired wall would begin at the beach and run some 722 miles inland, through desolate, peopleless landscapes first visited by those United States and Mexican surveyors in the 19th century.
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Yet that's the wonder of these pieces, this desolate resilience: The women are stuck sitting, walking, rocking in tinier and tinier pools of light until it seems like they can't go on.
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Each story in this collection is set in a different desolate corner of the earth: rural South Africa, the Australian backcountry, some lonely highway spanning the stretch between New York and Canada.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 42%Synopsis: Quinn Abercromby (Bale) works as a fire chief in a desolate future where fire-breathing beasts roam the earth and prey on the few people left alive.
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From its desolate West Texas launchpad, Jeff Bezos' rocket company Blue Origin launched another reusable rocket into space, and then successfully landed both the rocket booster and the large-windowed crew capsule.
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Qatar's self-identity as a center of refuge dates to the 53th century, when its desolate and semilawless territory offered sanctuary to outlaws, pirates and people fleeing persecution across the Arabian Peninsula.
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The woman was close to a desolate underpass near the subway station when, prosecutors and police officials said, Mr. Williams took out an air pistol and led her behind a garbage truck.
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It's a physical landscape that rarely appears in novels, and Ackerman has learned it well — a twilight world of desolate roads, refugee tents, hordes of scavenging boys, desperados and lethal con men.
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Thirteen minutes later, at 120th Street, he ran into Officer Holder and his partner that day, Officer Omar Wallace, on a desolate ramp leading to a footbridge over Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive.
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This is not a how-to-get-better book, but we hardly need another one of those; it is a how-to-be-desolate book, which is an altogether more crucial manual.
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The changing natural world inspired two works of art that were among those most discussed in the past year, with both of them fostering or bringing life to areas that appeared desolate.
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One of the newly acquired photographs, "South of Market" (1513) by Michael Jang, shows what the neighborhood looked like long before SFMOMA moved into the Botta building: parking lots and desolate streets.
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For whatever reason — maybe it was the desolate road, maybe it was how fast I was driving, or my desert head space — but my instinct was to simply duck, not to swerve.
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Abandoned warehouses lined the desolate streets of a once-thriving neighborhood that had been known as Little San Juan, but had long since degenerated into a shell of a neighborhood by the 1980s.
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The movie gets a lot of mileage out of, say, the Hulk trying to comfort a drunken, desolate Thor, or Black Widow forlornly looking over her peanut butter sandwich as Captain America watches.
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Just like in the original Metroid II, Samus Returns opens with the titular bounty landing on the desolate planet SR388, and then exploring hostile caves home to angry aliens, including energy-sucking metroids.
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Exactly 150 years ago, the first American transcontinental railroad was completed, here on the high plains of what was then not yet a state, at a lonesome and desolate spot called Promontory Summit.
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The game's exact time period and setting are ambiguous, but the art style fuzzes everything into a vaguely late-20th century nightmare, set along desolate freeways and backed by a tense electronic score.
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A Kansas man shot and killed his ex-girlfriend in a driveway before driving to a desolate wetlands area where he fatally shot his 3-year-old daughter and then himself, PEOPLE confirms.
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Instead, MBJ has rented an office at co-working space WeWork at Potsdamer Platz, a desolate No-Man's land during the Cold War that has become one of the capital's busiest commercial centres.
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Growing up in a desolate corner of southern Algeria, Najla was raised on elders' stories of their lost homeland, the Western Sahara, a resource-rich swath of land under Moroccan control since 2000.
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But even by that measure, this former Soviet airbase is particularly desolate, a place so devoid of light and color that every photo Andrey Shapran made there appears to be black and white.
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Malpaís, which means "badland," is a Spanish term used to describe the dry and desolate landscapes of Mexican and Southwestern deserts, a visual expression Sodi no doubt tries to recreate in his artwork.
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The first glass tank is entirely empty beyond a colorful floor pattern, seeming to represent a desolate dance floor, a feeling that is similarly mimicked in the floor pattern of the actual booth.
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After the decline of the uranium market, Cisco was left almost vacant, though it was rumored Steen never left the eerie town and now haunts the desolate land in search of more uranium.
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Instead, MBJ has rented an office at co-working space WeWork at Potsdamer Platz, a desolate No-Man's land during the Cold War that has become one of the capital's busiest commercial centers.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the abduction of the hunters, who were seized in a largely desolate expanse of territory dominated by militias who have accused Doha of meddling in Iraq's affairs.
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One recent example: In 2013, Andrea Elliott wrote a powerful narrative about an 11-year-old homeless girl growing up in New York City, which captured how rough and desolate her life was.
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"The American Street," highly anticipated and arriving this winter, is a novel set in Detroit but is meant to evoke Bushwick, Brooklyn, during the 1980s when it was a desolate and untamed place.
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From antiquity onward, our stories about the poles have themselves been polar: either the ends of the earth are precious, glorious, and ours for the taking or they are desolate, unattainable, and deadly.
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Somewhere in the desolate, radioactive landscape that resulted from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan, lies an art exhibition featuring work by renowned artists like Trevor Paglen, Taryn Simon, and Ai Weiwei.
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I worked down there for some time, about ten years ago, and I remember how desolate it could be if you turned the right corner, even in the middle of some workday afternoon.
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As a Canadian, I have never been to our Arctic, because, well, it's the fucking Arctic, with all the frozen and desolate loneliness the Arctic evokes when you're born and raised in Ottawa.
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Still, Trump's performance on Monday was so unusual that he may stand a chance of shocking watching viewers into action and getting them to fully understand the desolate reality of the coming weeks.
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After she and her mother arrive, Judith befriends a boy of about her age, Moses, and these two forge the kind of honest, caring relationship that escapes everyone else in this desolate dystopia.
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But on a recent afternoon, on the other side of a green construction fence, all there was in an area designated for parkland was a desolate jumble of rebar, concrete barricades and trucks.
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In 1977, he took a steady gig playing the piano five nights a week at a new fine dining establishment on the East River, in a then-desolate area near the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Instead, Tough writes, many of the kids brought up in these desolate areas have developed "a hyperactive fight-or-flight mechanism," which conveys the warning at car-alarm volume: I don't belong here.
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ANTIGUA, Guatemala — Rescue workers searched for survivors amid a desolate landscape of ash and mud on Monday, a day after a volcano erupted near the capital of Guatemala, killing at least 65 people.
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NAHUATZEN, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With heavily armed state police patrolling the streets and its central plaza nearly desolate in the morning mist, the tension in the Mexican town of Nahuatzen is palpable.
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There are many distinctive ways to craft this relationship, but whether you are making hallucinatory, sculptural installations or reinvigorating desolate gas stations, there must be a connection between human being and spatial construct.
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PARIS — Desolate by design, the spindly sculptures and plagued portraits created by Alberto Giacometti last century receive a refreshing reinvigoration by Annette Messager in her delightfully dialectical two-person show titled Our Rooms.
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"I am here to escort you safely out of town," Harney County Sheriff David Ward told militia leader Ammon Bundy at a rendezvous on a desolate road 20 minutes away from the refuge.
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The workers, contractors doing maintenance work for the EDESAL electric firm, were kidnapped and killed in a desolate spot in the San Juan Opico municipality, 27 miles (43 km) from the capital, police said.
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The eerie 42-second clip follows a blue sports car full of sleeping (dead?) passengers dressed in white, as it speeds through a desolate cityscape resembling a scene straight out of Children of Men.
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JINCHANG, China (Reuters) - About 20013 excited Chinese teenagers completed a five-hour tour of a space colony against a desolate backdrop not unlike the desert planet of Tatooine, the home world of Luke Skywalker.
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Historical fiction rather than a tale wrenched from recent headlines, his desolate testimony hints that the flow of the dispossessed has, like the perpetual chaos of Afghanistan, become a fixed feature of the world.
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While marooned on a desolate alien world, you become close with a series of holographic projections based on real — but dead — people, as well as a clingy AI that seems to be always listening.
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Director: Ryûhei KitamuraWriters: Ryûhei Kitamura and Joey O'BryanIn Downrange, a group of young people get stranded on the side of a desolate road, where an unseen sniper begins picking them off one by one.
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A writer in New York — a good one, you can tell by his eye for descriptive detail — has deliberately gotten himself lost and is driving aimlessly in a desolate part of Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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There is no way around it, the wasteland is desolate, and nothing from the old world matters anymore… except for cars, the very objects that pushed the world to the brink to begin with.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A plea for help and the search for a missing boy drew sheriff's deputies to a desolate New Mexico compound, walled off by stacks of old tires, wooden pallets and other debris.
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On his follow up to 2013's Overgrown, the notoriously gloomy, eternally introspective British singer-songwriter might just be at his most desolate as he looks back on shattered remains of a broken relationship.
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There is a building boom, bustling sports stadiums and upscale signifiers like the Whole Foods Market or the Shake Shack opening soon that are transforming the areas in and around Detroit's once desolate downtown.
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The Times's earlier investigation traced the different paths to Hart Island, a desolate, inaccessible strip of land in the Long Island Sound where more than a million New Yorkers have been buried since 1869.
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It was created to minister to the generations of men who gravitated toward the Bowery, long seen as a desolate, end-of-the-line outpost where the minutes were often measured sip by sip.
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Mr. Rosenthal, who taught photography at Empire State College for 36 years, was especially known for photographing the South Bronx in the 1970s and '80s, a time of burned-out buildings and desolate streets.
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The rotting food in the kitchen that the animals snack on is a vivid metaphor for human overconsumption, and the reason for the house's desolate state is both horror-movie grim and mordantly funny.
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While there is not much to see yet on the Kazakh side other than snow, Mr. Ivanov, the deputy director, thinks his desolate domain can still attract waves of Chinese tourists in the future.
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I was leaving a club in a desolate part of the city in the small hours of the morning and got into the only car waiting on the block thinking it was my Lyft.
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Along the coastline of Marigot, the nerve center of the economy on the French side, the storm toppled restaurants, shops, banks and open-air markets, leaving them desolate, practically abandoned in the midday heat.
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Many Melbourne restaurants are down alleys, but Niagara Lane is dark and desolate, Shik has no sign, and the practically hidden front door has a large red arrow that appears to point you elsewhere.
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Sarah Carpenter's drafty farmhouse, perched on a gusty North Yorkshire moor that's all "tussocky windblown grass, clouds racing overhead, drops of icy rain when you're not expecting them," is the very definition of desolate.
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Shown in Mongolian with English subtitles, the quest takes two young brothers from the desolate Gobi Desert to a nearby town, where they seek a musician to solve the problem with a healing ceremony.
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But on Tuesday they learned that he was 3,500 miles away, in Novaya Zemlya, a desolate, scantly populated group of islands in the Arctic Ocean, where he will serve at an air defense base.
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"The Arab world is desolate," Walid Jumblatt, a Druze chieftain (and a member of Lebanon's parliament), told me when I visited his family estate, a historic limestone manor in Moukhtara, an hour from Beirut.
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We're quite confident that this tiny loaf is a treat, perhaps a delicacy for a young scavenger, alone and broke on a desolate planet waiting in vain for her family to return to her.
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They turned down a desolate street bounded by thick, unruly trees and brush and saw the detritus of illegal dumping and homeless encampments scattered everywhere — red plastic cups, a water heater, a torn sofa.
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Before the material transformed the color of Navajo weavings in the late 19th century, the "Long Walk" forcibly marched 10,000 Navajos from their homes in the 1860s to a desolate internment in New Mexico.
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City records show the desolate building with bricked up windows is not abandoned, although it appears unoccupied, a far cry from the busy clinic shown in historic photographs with baby carriages parked out front.
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It has pledged to build thousands of homes, hundreds of hotel rooms, night life venues and storefronts, helped by generous property tax breaks, while reviving that desolate Esperanza site with a 16-story condo-hotel.
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"Dunkirk," out in theaters on Friday, recounts the evacuation by civilians and military of some 400,000 British and Allied soldiers stranded on the desolate French beach of Dunkirk, across the English Channel port of Dover.
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In Niger, where the majority head, the lucky ones limp across a desolate 9-mile no-man&aposs-land to Assamaka, less a town than a collection of unsteady buildings sinking into drifts of sand.
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To Ford's credit, the fictional subplot -- set in a dusty and desolate part of Texas -- feels the most vibrant and compelling, causing one to forget that this is a work of fiction within a movie.
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There will be children coming, millions of them, and we're going to leave this desolate planet to them in the way that so many of the denizens of her science fiction and fantasy worlds did.
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For miles, the Acadian convoy and other rescue workers made their way down the shoulder, past abandoned cars roof-deep in water and desolate stretches of country road that had become turbulent creeks and streams.
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Flying into San Juan and seeing the flattened trees and brown, desolate earth surrounding the city, his main concern was getting out to Jayuya municipality, in the center of the island, to find his dad.
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THE encampment has no name, no water, no electricity and no right to be where it is: an abandoned bus park in a desolate stretch of scrub, east of the Tiburtina railway station in Rome.
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Jordan does not require visas, but some Syrians are interrogated and deported on arrival at the Amman airport, and most of Jordan's land borders are effectively closed, leaving would-be entrants languishing in desolate areas.
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When: October 83–22 Where: Various locations (Gowanus, Brooklyn) Every fall, Gowanus Open Studios brings droves of adventurous art-lovers to the typically desolate blocks adjacent to the toxic canal to explore hundreds of studios.
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The explosives-laden vehicle blew up a few hundred meters from a camp for Syrian refugees in a remote, desolate area where the borders of Iraq, Syria and Jordan meet, a Jordanian army statement said.
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Its founder desired to build an ecosystem wider and deeper than any rain forest, aspiring to offer more products and services than there are grains of sand in the wide, desolate expanse of north Africa.
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FBI releases video of shooting The armed occupation of the wildlife refuge, a protest of federal land policies, began to crumble last week when seven other occupiers were arrested on a desolate stretch of highway.
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It tells the story of the coverup and impact of the bombs through its eerie, desolate imagery, which stands in contrast to the visceral and violent images we might have seen of Chernobyl or Fukushima.
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Making her way through the woods, Sarah sees some mysterious things — like game hanging in desolate areas, and chewed-up dead animals — before finally winding up at the camp in the middle of Rachel's speech.
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The last few seconds of the SpaceX video seem to hint at the idea that Musk dreams of actually making Mars livable, by somehow engineering seas and continents onto the cold, dry and desolate planet.
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The 17-track session marks the Phantasy Sound-affiliated artist's second commercial mix, following 2012's Fabriclive 66, and focuses largely on atmospheric strands of desolate techno, ranging in tone from frigid to windingly acidic.
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"One remains desolate, two competes with each other, three provides balance, four brings richness, the rest remains to God," Mr. Erdogan said in his televised remarks, drawing a chuckle from the couple and their guests.
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But to judge from the photograph on a table and the images that flicker in the pixilated pointillist dream sequence, shot on Super 8 film, his desolate state involves a woman who has, indeed, left.
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In Algeria's south and southeast, largely desolate areas with few inhabitants, the government has beefed up its security presence after neighboring Libya and northern Mali and Niger descended into lawlessness with various armed groups active.
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Watching them slide inexorably down the leagues was a horrifying experience for most fans, with English football gripped by an overpowering sense of 'there but for the grace of God' during those bleak and desolate years.
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Juan David Ortiz LAREDO, Texas — Juan David Ortiz had a cloud hanging over him in the days leading up to his alleged killing spree that left four women dead along the side of desolate Texas roads.
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The story focuses on the period of time in which the Rajneesh community moved from India to a desolate area of Oregon and used the tools of the US political system to stage a hostile takeover.
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Upon returning to Ireland after several years of working as a photographer in Botswana, she went on a nature walk and realized that, far from desolate places full of dirty fuel, bogs were teeming with life.
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Classical (and biblical) ruins in the Middle East were historically seen as signs of a great and glorious past that has since become desolate; it was the job of European and American imperialists to restore them.
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You're forgiven for not having heard of Vize Island—it is a truly desolate slip of rock, permafrost, and snow located in the middle of the Arctic ocean at the northern extent of the Kara Sea.
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Soon, they start to turn up in the some of the most desolate locations on the planet—perched high in a red rock mountain range, buried in a white sand desert—but no one knows why.
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Is there a town within a few hours' drive of your desolate ranch where you could volunteer part-time to work with veterans and make sure they, too, don't fall into the your same violent patterns?
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Image: Stephen PointingBy using the barren Atacama Desert in Chile as a stand-in for Mars, researchers have shown that it's possible to use an autonomous rover-mounted drill to detect life beneath a desolate surface.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Mexico's Alejandro Iñárritu won the best director Oscar on Sunday for drama "The Revenant" about a fur-trapper who survives a bear attack and treks across a desolate landscape in winter.
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The engraved barrel of an antique revolver delicately sits atop the head of a lone bicyclist as they pedal through a desolate landscape that's been flipped upside down in the surrealist scenery of artist Jay Riggio.
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Forget cramped, inner-city life—in Perth, you live in a big house with a big backyard that's an hour drive away from the CBD along a desolate highway dotted with bars and high rises. Paradise.
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"I did place some National Guard, law enforcement and most importantly, health responders to an area where they're forcing them to come across a really desolate area in the southern part of the state," she said.
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In that desolate place, described as "Mars on Earth," NASA has established an outpost to test strategies and equipment that may one day be used in space exploration, particularly on a trip to the red planet.
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And while Akhavan is bisexual and has had relationships with women, she grew up the child of Iranian immigrants in New York, which is not exactly the desolate middle of the country where Cameron hails from.
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Pictures and videos in the media frequently deal with the migrant's illegal journey and violence south of the border—deaths in the Sonoran Desert, crossing the Rio Grande, the desolate and often militarized no-man's-land.
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He did his best on a grim day to instill confidence in his country and to promise better days ahead for the ravaged economy — at the start of a week that is certain to be desolate.
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Unfettered by what others may think of his work, Albrecht has taken some very bold and lyrical shots of desolate airports in Mogadishu and Garowe, which have borne the brunt of deadly attacks by Al-Shabaab.
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In 1967, Mr. Conway was cast in the title role of a western comedy series, "Rango," about a Texas Ranger who, assigned to a desolate ranger station, manages to attract trouble where there hadn't been any.
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But where Nirvana's relationship to the zeitgeist came from their spirit, power, and connection to the disenfranchised tenor of post-Reagan youth, OK Computer expressed the same brand of desolate alienation through its embrace of technology.
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"The area has become desolate," a 50-year-old woman who gave her name as Maria said, as she and her daughter filled bags of wreckage cleared out from a summer home built by her grandfather.
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I would've sent an email to my dad with a photo of myself atop an Andean mountain, or smiling with Jorge over cafe de olla at a desolate truck stop on the highway to Mexico City.
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Like the lone entertainer at a desolate children's birthday party, "It Chapter Two" and its killer clown effectively took over movie theaters this weekend, making more money than the rest of the top ten movies combined.
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When Arcade Fire&aposs Regine Chassagne sang of "dead shopping malls that rise like mountains beyond mountains" on the 2010 album "The Suburbs," the desolate lyric would prove to be more than just an errant observation.
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Glistening apartment blocks gird a desolate construction site where the bodies are found and where Bia — in a scene that encapsulates the picture's silly-chilly mood — gently kisses the bloodied lips of one near-dead girl.
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Though she has described her childhood as "desolate," growing up in the shadow of parents who were decorated war heroes and high up in the country's communist government, Ms. Abramovic found art a way to rebel.
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Appears in: "The Last Jedi"Cutest feature: EarsThe final battle in "The Last Jedi" takes place on the desolate salt planet Crait, which is home to a pack of beautiful and cute Vulptices (aka crystal foxes).
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Its namesake toxic canal and desolate feel used to keep people away, but in recent years, efforts by groups to clean up the canal and build green spaces along the water have led to a renaissance.
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Soderbergh used tobacco-tinged filters to make the Mexican side of the border seem desolate and otherworldly, giving it a different look from the rest of the film, shot with various color schemes for American locations.
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I am Donald Trump, on the 100th day since my inauguration, gazing maddeningly at my desolate surroundings while my sandy head rug fights the wind to cling to my scalp, flopping like a rabid dog's tongue.
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Monty Bar1222 W 7th Street, MacArthur Park, 90017 Monty Bar has the advantage of not being totally "discovered" yet, mostly because it's nestled between Downtown and Westlake/MacArthur Park on a fairly desolate strip of 7th Street.
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" While living in the aggressively developing region of Noida, he was drawn to desolate spaces in and around the city — areas "on the edges of urbanity, inhabiting a borderland of sorts, null spaces that are almost invisible.
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In Niger, where the majority head, the lucky ones limp across a desolate 15-kilometer (9503-mile) no-man&aposs-land to Assamaka, less a town than a collection of unsteady buildings sinking into drifts of sand.
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As my gang of adventurers made their way through the desolate landscape, the ragtag group — comprised of a human, a towering demon, a swamp witch, and an armor-clad wyrm — made camp at a small, moonlit grove.
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The Bundys trace their roots to some of the first Mormons who settled along an isolated and rugged stretch of the Virgin River, in a place so desolate that it seems impossible to make a living there.
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At least one other site for wall-building also is proposed in a desolate location: According to the Washington Post, the Trump administration plans a 0003-mile barrier adjacent to a bombing range in the Arizona desert.
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On the morning of 23 March, with Feyenoord scheduled to play AZ Alkmaar later in the day, F-side and the S.C.F Hooligans (their Feyenoord counterparts) met on a desolate motorway siding near the town of Beverwijk.
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In a new paper published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, a team of astronomers led by Noriyuki Matsunaga from the University of Tokyo describe the eerily desolate place, known as a stellar void.
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Monty Bar1222 W. 7th Street, MacArthur Park, 90017 Monty Bar has the advantage of not being totally "discovered" yet, mostly because it's nestled between downtown and Westlake/MacArthur Park on a fairly desolate strip of 7th Street.
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Separating the businesses from the historic cluster is a dilapidated building and a desolate lot offering a view of the former site of the Wheat Street Garden Apartments (not to be confused with the Wheat Street Tower).
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One of the most common ways to colonize a people is to destroy their language, "to induce a historical amnesia" and to reconfigure a culture's history so that its seen with the colonizer's eyes—desolate, weak, defeated.
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As migrants boarded buses out of the encampment and crews with sledgehammers began the demolition, the camp itself began to resemble a war-torn landscape, a desolate and smoking stretch of rubble where intermittent fires broke out.
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Problem is, this planet is just as desolate as the last, with toxic air, dangerous animals (including a Tyrannosaurus rex with a fly's head, and a carnivorous beaver), and no heridium to be found on its surface.
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But dig among the abandoned garages, piles of trash, and skeletal remains of cars and you'll find a treasure trove of tags, painted characters, and colorful, intricate letters forming an almost-natural bond with the desolate scenery.
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I even find myself watching some of them again and again: like a rain dance for Cape Town performed by the Joburg Ballet on the desolate floor of the Theewaterskloof Dam, Cape Town's largest water supply source.
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FBI releases video of shooting The nearly monthlong armed occupation of the wildlife refuge, a protest of federal land policies, began to crumble on Tuesday when seven other occupiers were arrested on a desolate stretch of highway.
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Losing sounds like the desolate musings of someone writing poetry alone in their bedroom, which is almost what Bognanno was doing after they had to make a premature call to stop touring and concentrate on album two.
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Built around a pummeling kick drum and a few acid belches, the 280-minute full version is a night drive through techno's desolate monochromatic landscapes, a broken-headlights exploration of the unknown industrial areas surrounding dance music.
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In the end, I selected artists and songs that embody Quebecois identity — and which would provide the ideal soundtrack as we drive past churches; Dépanneurs, or convenience stores; and the province's picturesque, rugged and sometimes desolate landscapes.
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As early as 215, the band was already crafting desolate, despairing songs—and composing the nearly half-hour-long drone piece, Carnage Visors, to accompany 21982's Faith—but they would perfect it on 20013's Disintegration.
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A study in beige and brown, the desolate, weirdly palatial interior of a former J. C. Penney store in Columbus, Ohio, evokes an enormous game board, with awkward, vinyl-covered seating and dying potted plants as markers.
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Created for choreographer Léonide Massine's Mad Tristan ballet, which is set to music from Richard Wagner's 19th-century Tristan und Isolde opera, it portrays the doomed lovers Tristan and Isolde as broken bodies against a desolate landscape.
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As Detective Rodriguez walked through a desolate corner of his Upper Manhattan sector this month, near an otherwise empty skateboard park, he and his partner, Detective Thomas W. Troppmann, came upon three men huddled under a footbridge.
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Death Valley, the majestically desolate national park on the eastern edge of California, is a rain-shadow desert, meaning that nearby mountain ranges drain moisture from incoming weather systems and stop rain from reaching the other side.
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As in SoHo years earlier, artists made a desolate industrial area their own, living and working in raw, sprawling lofts in buildings that had formerly been warehouses and factories dating as far back as the 19th century.
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Born in 1954 in a nomadic camp in the Ogaden, a desolate region in what is now Ethiopia, Nur wound up homeless and starving alongside his four siblings and mother after his father perished during a drought.
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The morning began with dozens of advocates crowded into a conference room on the first floor of the Capitol, with more spilling into the hallway, for what is typically a desolate meeting of the Senate elections committee.
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In early January, I went to see Mark Zuckerberg at MPK20, a concrete-and-steel building on the campus of Facebook's headquarters, which sits across a desolate highway from the marshy salt flats of Menlo Park, Calif.
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The explosives-laden vehicle blew up a few hundred metres from a camp for Syrian refugees in a desolate eastern area of Jordan where the borders of Iraq, Syria and Jordan meet, a Jordanian army statement said.
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"The two biggest challenges were the wind, and riding through really desolate stretches in the Southwest – the Texas panhandle, New Mexico, Arizona and even eastern California – where there can be nothing for 40 to 60 miles," he says.
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The $25 billion Hudson Yards project, described by its developers as the largest private development in U.S. history, has redefined the city's skyline and created a push for companies to move to the once desolate far West Side.
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To avoid capture by a group of commandos known as the T.R.F., he spends most of his time hanging out in a desolate junkyard and placing one-ended phone calls to his daughter simply to hear her voice.
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I think this is specifically true when it comes to Iraqi refugees, because we are haunted by this sense of the glorious past—the cradle of civilization becomes something to focus on when your current situation is desolate.
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Inside ISIS-held Mosul: Secret film shows desolate scene An officer with the country's Counter-Terrorism Force told CNN that progress had been slowed by the large number of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and mines planted by ISIS.
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The places where Thomas occasionally seems lost among other plotlines and conflicting agendas do reflect the character's confusion in winding up in such a desolate place, with so many revelations that shake his worldview and threaten his life.
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Ravel proves a supreme colorist in the work's three movements, based on poems by Aloysius Bertrand: "Ondine," with its billowing, watery flow; "Le Gibet" ("The Gallows"), desolate in its inexorable tread; and "Scarbo," named for a tormenting dwarf.
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It's a woman found in such strange circumstances, out in the field in a desolate valley, killed or died under horrific circumstances, and obviously, someone did a lot of effort to take away all traces of her identity.
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At desolate stations in the depths of the subcontinent, Shockie got out and smoked, observing the blight of mildew on the walls, kicking away the twisted, disabled beggars who crowded around his feet cawing about their Hindu gods.
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A law enforcement official described the dramatic showdown that occurred Tuesday night on a desolate stretch of U.S. 395, some distance away from the federal wildlife refuge where the group took over federal buildings nearly a month ago.
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He could say to Mike, as had so often been said to him, "You have only yourself to blame," and leave him there, struggling to breathe in that desolate storage facility, so as to teach him a lesson.
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But instead of returning to till the familiar fields of home, they came back to a desolate wasteland littered with the rubble of destroyed buildings and burnt cars, where they were herded into a crowded camp by soldiers.
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The general orbit remains largely intact, with the Robinson family part of a mission to colonize space, before they're thrown off course and shipwrecked on a desolate planet (as usual, much of it resembles the outskirts of Vancouver).
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Album opener "Stray Dog" welcomes listeners to The English Beach's desolate world: its unsettling drone, thick and looming like a sandstorm, falls in and out of focus beneath a man's forewarning monologue, and the sound of dogs barking.
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The confrontation was the latest outburst of violence in a region plagued by tensions between the government and the Uighurs, a mostly Muslim minority who inhabit Xinjiang, a desolate area that borders Kazakhstan, Mongolia and several other countries.
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In it was his parrot, Toti, his only friend in a country he had never been to, and his escape from the lonely days in the desolate gorge they would put up in to start their new lives.
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Yet within days, Chinese and Indian soldiers were jostling in a desolate but disputed border region in the Himalayas that has since grown into an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation from which neither army is ready to back off.
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Sendok Garpu, which means "spoon and fork" in Indonesian, is a large restaurant decorated in dark wood, Indonesian fabrics and leafy potted plants, but its origins are in a desolate parking lot on the other side of town.
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The couple's stories, including his close brushes with death running pack-mule trains in the Grand Canyon, conjured a western past that doesn't seem so distant here in some of the more desolate parts of the southern border.
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They walked for seven days, through the bush, navigating potholed dirt roads in 140-degree heat, before arriving at the tiny village of Aburoc — a rebel-held, desolate, desert town, and the last frontier before crossing into Sudan.
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When Oscar-winning director James Cameron ventured in 2012 on a record-breaking solo dive to the deepest-known place on Earth in the Pacific Ocean, he described a flat, desolate landscape, 50 times larger than the Grand Canyon.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The earliest fossil evidence of life on Earth has been found in rocks 3.7 billion years old in Greenland, raising chances of life on Mars aeons ago when both planets were similarly desolate, scientists said on Wednesday.
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Because plants love CO2 so much, Smith argued, pumping lots of it into the atmosphere could result in "greater volume of food production and better quality food," as well as "lush vegetation" in formerly desolate areas of the globe.
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But for some like Juan Alberto Lopez, the prospect of living in a country they believe will become more hostile to people like them no longer holds enough appeal to make the risky crossing across the desolate Arizona borderland.
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But according to experts in the industry, the retail apocalypse will not lead to the desolate and abandoned brick-and-mortar landscape that many expect will come as a result of Amazon and other digitally native retailer's continued dominance.
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Related: Surviving One of the Deadliest Routes to Europe: Refugees at Sea Mouktar Dabo, one young policeman manning a desolate and officially closed Libyan border post with Algeria, said they ignore the few people who do cross here illegally.
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Through the broad windows of the low, nondescript building in which we stood, we could see massive white radio antennas outside against the Martian-red soil of the desolate Chajnantor Plateau, their dishes thrust towards a pure blue sky.
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Cory Booker, the candidate of the preening centrists who like David Brooks and worry about "a deficit of empathy," has absolutely nothing to say to those who inhabit the vast desolate lands in America and live in real poverty.
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The skies over northern British Columbia were gray and ominous as I began a two-day road trip to report on the scores of indigenous women who have gone missing or been murdered along a desolate stretch of highway.
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On the map it is just a green fringe, nestled between Jamaica Bay and Howard Beach, Queens, but for the New York City detectives investigating the murder of a jogger it has revealed itself to be a desolate wilderness.
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Dated 1879 and titled "The Remnants of an Army: Jellalabad, January 13th, 1843," it depicts a desolate landscape in which an exhausted man clinging to an exhausted horse approaches one of the stone forts that remain strewn across Afghanistan.
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"Deep Throat," the anonymous source who selected a desolate parking garage in which to leak to The Washington Post's Bob Woodward, was revealed in 2005 to be former FBI associate director Mark Felt – by Felt's attorney, John D. O'Connor.
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It's natural to feel edgy, but do not lose heart, for in this desolate week can also come a golden oasis filled with sun, sand, many contemplative photos of the ocean, and at least one obligatory trip to Disneyland.
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Since January, when the line's 93th Street station opened, a builder has won permission from the City Council for a $950 million development on what had been a somewhat desolate stretch of 96th Street between First and Second Avenues.
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" The landscape is so alive to Carey that it forms a body, from the tip of Darwin down to the desolate Nullarbor Plain, where the wind whips the sand, the "gnarled and stunted scrub, myall and mallee and mulga.
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Eli takes a gig trucking an engine upstate, and in the desolate winter setting, takes to chugging antifreeze (or some such horrific liquid) with a local resident, who takes him to a place the end credits call Sludge Club.
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The killings on Wednesday began in a desolate section of southeast Bakersfield, an important city on trucking routes through the Central Valley, whose businesses cater to those passing through: auto body shops, truck stops, fast-food restaurants, self storage.
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"These canyons are rough, desolate, harsh," explained Zebulon Miracle, a geologist who leads dinosaur walks for guests at the Gateway Canyons Resort, an unexpected luxury outpost in the middle of the red rock peaks, 23 miles from Grand Junction.
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"Walkaway" takes place in a futuristic Canada after the collapse of modern society, when wealth gets concentrated in the hands of the ultrarich and the less fortunate scrape by in desolate cities that have been gutted by industrial flight.
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In Guwahati, the largest city in India's remote northeast, a Toyota showroom that only a few weeks ago was bustling with customers looked desolate during a visit this week as young sales executives impatiently waited for the next customer.
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Related: Syrian Regime Forces Have Ended the Islamic State's Reign of Terror in Palmyra The city is now desolate, with burned cars, electrical cables, empty water tanks, and other debris strewn about, according to a report by Associated Press.
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Tesla dealerships and preppy bars and a surprisingly excellent Goodwill thrift store outlet and swanky restaurants and yoga studios and food trucks have popped up on these once-desolate streets, all as shiny and new as a toy on Christmas morning.
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She and her husband Gary Rosario said they clung to the side of a house for hours last week to save their seven dogs from a hurricane that reduced their picturesque neighborhood in Puerto Rico to a desolate mud pit.
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