Through the whole course of his various navigations, he had never seen so desolate a coast.

They clung together like survivors of a shipwreck, shivering on a desolate coast.

The game begins on a desolate coast (like neutron bomb sites, these worlds contain plenty of buildings with no signs of human habitation).

"Well, nothing like that could happen here" said Tom, looking at the desolate, lonely coast they were passing.

I like Britain - especially post industrial cities, the wild hills that divide them, dark woods, and desolate coasts.

The dish is beautiful and delicate, and carries only the slightest hint of the desolate northern coast in its aroma.

The harvesting of seals began this week on Namibia's desolate coast, once again triggering fierce debate over the practice.

About midday, after four or five landings, they came to the sea, a desolate marshy coast, and shortly after that they put down at Normanton.

A few sea-birds frequented this desolate coast, gulls, great albatrosses, as well as wild duck, for which Pencroft had a great fancy.

They might have believed themselves to be on the desolate coast of some island in the Antarctic regions which the ice had invaded.