lost travelers造句

• But you won't catch the Lost travelers on any television network.
• Up came a video of film clips showing lost travelers.
• Other discoverers of gold and silver included a soldier, a boy shepherd and lost travelers.
• Later, an entranced Michael greets two new lost travelers.
• He was like a lost traveler.
• Every mom-and-pop store on area side roads became instant welcome centers, directing weary and lost travelers around the disaster.
• Her experiences were fictionalized in her novels " An Owl on Every Post " and " The Lost Traveler ".
• It was bypassed by the opening of Interstate 40 to the north in 1973, and lost traveler's business and resident population.
• Yvonne Sleight, who runs the Lansdowne House Hotel in Althorpe, said lost travelers had been turning up since the princess'death last year.
• In the introductory chapter, " Three Lost Travelers ", the kits Blossomkit have somehow walked from StarClan to Rock's home under the earth.
• Thus they would provide water, food and direction to the hungry, thirsty and lost travelers and nomads passing through the Rann of Kutch.
• Despite the improbability of a lost traveler having water, Strakk had refused to leave without a canteen and took a drink from it.
• The series, set in the latter 19th century, is about a small, diverse cluster of lost travelers who become separated from their wagon train.
• This Articuno is rumored to spirit away the lives of lost travelers, but in reality, it is a friendly Pok閙on that runs a Snowcone shop.
• Men in trucker caps warn lost travelers about precariously steep mountains and a stranger can join neighbors clog-dancing a Saturday night away to an old-time country band.
• She serves an isolated pocket of Alabama that is desperate for doctors, where only people who drag a living from the Gulf-- and a few lost travelers-- ever go.
• This is our guarantee . We respect Mr . Tahir and all our customers, which is the reason we reimbursed him 20 percent of the full amount of the lost traveler's checks.
• Pale, the village capital of the Bosnian Serb Republic in the mountains above Sarajevo, is like one of those innocuous-looking places that lost travelers accidentally stumble across in the opening frames of a horror movie.
• Yvonne Sleight, who runs the Lansdowne House Hotel in Althorpe, said lost travelers had been turning up since the princess'death last year but numbers had increased since Althorp House and its new Diana museum opened to the public this summer.
• In both the Nurarihyon no Mago manga and anime series the beast known as Gyk
  ki, happens to be an ushi-oni with the head of an ox and the torso of a spider-like creature with large claws that with its demonic powers would lead lost travelers astray and prey on them.