- from this
foundation that one can
begin to
understand abandonment and
forlornness. Søren
Kierkegaard and
Friedrich Nietzsche, the
supposed originators...
- an
article on "
forlorn", but its
sister project Wiktionary does: Read the
Wiktionary entry "
forlorn" You can also:
Search for
Forlorn in
Wikipedia to...
- A
forlorn hope is a band of
soldiers or
other combatants chosen to take the
vanguard in a
military operation, such as a
suicidal ****ault
through the breach...
- Saltz,
Rachel (12
December 2008). "Bollywood's
Shahrukh Khan
Plays a
Forlorn Husband Who
Makes the
Right Moves". The New York Times.
Archived from the...
- Page, too.)" And
declared "Byrnes
feels born to sell the
naivete and
forlornness of her character’s “Lonely Pew,” with some
soprano heft."
Byrnes was...
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Kilmore Quay (Irish: Cé na
Cille Móire,
meaning 'Quay of the big church') is a
fishing village near Kilmore, in
County Wexford, Ireland. As of 2016, it...
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increasingly scarce, a
small group calling themselves "The
Forlorn Hope"
turned to cannibalism. The
Forlorn was the
working title for the film. The film opens...
-
Forlorn Hope was the name
given by a
group of
seven men to an open boat in
which they
sailed and
rowed from Adam Bay,
Northern Territory to
Champion Bay...
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Forlorn Strangers were an
American americana band from Nashville, Tennessee.
Forlorn Strangers released their first EP,
While The Gr**** Grows, in September...
-
Advice to the
Lovelorn is a 1933
American pre-Code comedy-drama film
directed by
Alfred L.
Werker and
starring Lee Tracy,
Sally Blane, Paul
Harvey and...
