1.   He led a lonely life with few friends.

2.   Her longing for death, as a result of a lonely life without her lover.

3.   That must be a lonely old life for him living there all on his own.

4.   For any songwriter to say they do it on their own, well, they must have a very lonely life.

5.   He is Richard Whitehurst, the author of that previously mentioned unsung masterpiece, and he lives a desperately lonely life in Sag Harbor.

6.   It can be a lonely life.

7.   It was a lonely life.

8.   It seems a lonely life as well.

9.   It was, I think, a lonely life for her.

10.   Many who died were the old, living lonely shut-in lives in neighborhoods shrouded by fear and crime.