How to pronounce “ghostly” in English

By the time Dylan arrived in London it was clear the tour was taking a toll, the singer was skinny from insomnia and pills, his nails were yellow from nicotine and his skin hada ghostly pale pallor.Joan Baez said he looked like an underfed angel.

Now, I'll admit to you, this does look like some kind of crazy steampunk post-apocalyptic Mad Max contraption.into this ghostly apparition.

steering by glazed stare. Later, he doesn't remember much about this scene. Hawkeye itself, he recalls, is a smudge in the periphery, indistinguishable amid visual hallucinationsof phantom cows and ghostly rival cyclists and split seconds of lost consciousness. At this point, Ira has ridden over 200 miles with no sleep; the brain chemistry gets alittle dicey. As Ira's flashing taillight fades into the darkness at Hawkeye's far end, I, likewise, feel delirium setting in. Of course, delirium is the Trans Iowa's point."

Imagine the entire universe is an ocean of dark energy.On that ocean sail billions of ghostly ships made of dark matter.But we don't see the ocean and we don't see the ships, we just see the lights on the tops of the tallest

The name is working its way into respectability.To me the forests are gothic and ghostly.

And then I fell in love when I thought I never would, and I came to live on an island so that the lines by my eyesdeepened and my hair thickened with salt, and ghostly white crabs flitted over my feet and buried themselves in the damp sand.And every sea was different from the sea that had come before it, pummeling or silent or brown-colored and flat.

But I want to make those Saudi Arab closer to usPeople didn't even recognize me because there was-- I looked older, more like ghostly, and the attire was back from the times,

That sort of-- ANDREW O'HAGAN: I mean, technology has become the ghostifying thing for me in that the ghostifying thing-- Defying?ANDREW O'HAGAN: No, it makes you sort of ghostly.It makes all of us-- we're ghosting our-- I mean, every time you add something on Wikipedia, what are you if not a ghost?

And some had been searching for a lot long before this song appeared in Terry Zwigoff's movie.How did a song this singular, this strange, this ghostly and spooky and threatening, beautiful and captivating-- how did a song like this come to be?

on the cliff of Cape in Greece, where I spent a wild night huddled in my sleeping bag among the moonlit columns, surroundedby tearing wind, the crashing of waves, and ghostly, godly dreams.I think too of Bali, of the lush, lovingly sculpted land and the gentle people, more profoundly imbued

It didn't look the way it does because that’s all him; it’s so beautifully designed.But I suddenly thought, what if I create a kind of ghostly echo of the book which follows various people through various time periods by using just a little bit of biographicalcontext for each of those chapters which, speak about different moments in certainly New City the life of New York City and also some degree my life.

and I said but you look pretty healthy and he said no my wife said she'd kill me if I didn't leave the house becausehe was pushing the grocery cart into her so man if you're watching this and you retire don't push the ghostly guard intoanybody but did you see what I just did and this is something that I like to share with people

We found really creative ways of actually embedding information in those waveforms.So as you looked at them, phone numbers would appear, or a ghostly hand reaching down from the sky as you looked at the audio from that album.One of the other super fun things we did was that the disk itself.

Every once in a while, I'd gin up the pluck to enquire again, thinking maybe they wouldn't remember me for the last time,sometimes asking at the children's library, other times going to the person at checkout with the enviable task of scanning each book through the ghostly red glowof the primitive computer system.

Elder Dedman, I hissed, as I emerged into the broad ghostly school yard.

And to this day, I mean, I called her Edith for Edith Wharton, who was in my opinion as good with ghostly tales as Henry James.

lay lightly on his skin. He felt his stomach rumble. As he turned his attention upward to the orange evening sky, he felt a ghostly attraction to the place—or rather, its tutelary

And bit by bit, they had sort of absorbed him into the tribe, and looked at him as kind of like this sort of freaky, you know, foreign, ghostly half-cousin.