be in the wilderness

"Sometimes it feels like I am in the wilderness," he said.

Being in the wilderness to do that was a good experience."

I was in the wilderness for a long time.

"But if you want to be in the wilderness, go to Vermont.

She's been in the wilderness a long time and is jungle-wise.

"They've never really thought about what it would be like to be in the wilderness."

A few minutes later the two women were in the Wilderness Warriors office again.

And above all, let men make that profit, of being in the wilderness, as they have God always, and his service, before their eyes.

But now we are three men, a girl who has never been in the wilderness before, two horses and six loaded mules.

Up until now I'd been in the wilderness.

He'd trail me and ambush me when I was in the wilderness.

My sense was that camp was in the wilderness.

You are in the wilderness of your mind."

But when you are in the wilderness, you are just too involved and busy to think about anything else.

And even if this were not so, my place on Bajor is in the wilderness; whom would I tell?

Being up at four in the morning was akin to being in the wilderness.

The village cemetery is in the wilderness area.

Your organisation has been in the wilderness for 80 years, since the time of Lloyd George.

In a moment he was in the wilderness of uncivilized Moeba.

But as labour will be in the wilderness for the next 30 - 40 years it doesn't matter who they elect as leader.

It was like being in the wilderness."

He turned his head and saw a prospect that made being in the wilderness seem entirely reasonable and satisfying.

In the United States, where I work, liberals are in the wilderness.

She was in the wilderness, and there was no trail and no way home.

The wonder of how these elegant houses came to be in the wilderness adds to the pleasure of visiting them now.