But each time she was with him, common sense seemed to desert her.

They'd started to desert their town hours or perhaps days before.

They always seemed to desert him just when he needed them most.

"I should desert my friends when they need me most?"

As with the first floor, they found each room deserted.

With a single mind they deserted the room on the run.

It was common enough for a man to desert his wife and children.

When she was two years old her father deserted the family.

The last part of the way here had been deserted.

Half have deserted me, and the rest will not work.

I came around to the back and the place was deserted.

These people were here because of her; she could not desert them.

But over time, these programs do not age well and are deserted.

The other members of the party deserted the group along the way.

Perhaps he had been deserted, a part of him thought.

How am I going to desert them at this point?

It did not sound as if he would simply desert her.

Her father deserted the family when she was a little girl.

With most students home for the summer, the area was deserted.

She deserted me when I was only a few months old.

He looked quickly about him, but the whole place was deserted.

"How could I desert a man who stood by me in my time of need?"

Her daughter died a year and a half since, but she did not desert him.

The first and best of them was that he would not desert his friends.

I did not desert him, and you have seen the end of that story.

The area was once a large piece of Deserted land.

It also had different theme music, "Deserted Mansion."

A Deserted Campus It hardly seemed to matter.

Deserted watchtowers on stilts loom over major intersections.

Deserted lanterns lit a shore where nets trailed into foaming water empty of even one floating board.

Deserted wives with children became eligible for widows benefit if they had taken maintenance proceedings against their husbands and were not divorced (1936).

Deserted beaches, companions I've actually chosen and no call to speak to another soul if I don't want to sounds like heaven to me.

Deserted shops lined the little street, and a few bent figures in raincoats scurried by; he saw a church, a small hotel, more neat houses.

Deserted beaches.

Deserted lanes, empty roads, a scent in the air of fields overgrown with camomile, not petrol and diesel.

"Deserted Hero"

Report from a Deserted Planet (1984)

Her first exhibit at the Royal Academy was in 1884: The Deserted Homestead.

They think that the live version of "Deserted Cities of the Heart" is better than the studio version.

"The Deserted Kingdom"

The oyster pirates, a fleet of a dozen sloops, were lying at anchor on what was known as the "Deserted Beds."

"Deserted cars filled with water everywhere, rivers twirling and whirling between the buildings, water gushing up out of drainage holes."

Deserted world--or more likely, a concealed world.

The Deserted Wife (1850)

The Deserted Inn (2008)

A Deserted Plantation (1933)

Deserted U.S. soldiers in Vietnam were given asylum in Sweden.

The Deserted Bride and Other Poems (1838)

Both Kadem and Koots studied the beach through their glasses as they approached, "Deserted!"

"Deserted village; ask Jussl.