1. Mogadishu is said to be a virtual ghost town, deserted by two-thirds of its residents.

2. I just put my mind ghost town guest a widow.

3. They stumble across a ghost town inhabited by a rascally gold prospector.

4. It's been a ghost town since the gold rush ended.

5. It looked like a ghost town; it was beautiful.

6. Sumner became a ghost town; his parish failed.

7. We think it's going to make Darlington a ghost town.

8. The latter was now a veritable ghost town with its derelict buildings holding up false-front facades in the fashion of Hollywood sets.

9. Already by early March, Verdun had become a ghost town.

10. In a ghost town, silent and deserted as the Marie Celeste, I gave myself a history lesson.

11. Mondano was as deserted as a ghost town, wrapped in the silence of its siesta.

12. Otherwise the Gaza streets are completely empty ghost town.

13. Wickles has led us into a terrifying ghost town!

14. Is it possible a ghost town?

15. Two weeks ago Gori was a ghost town,[http://] occupied by Russian troops.

16. Ghost town of Djado is steeped in moonlight and mystery.

17. The place has been like a ghost town since they built the new bypass round it.

18. The airport was like a ghost town, the terminal was empty and eerily silent.

19. Belgrade was like a ghost town at Slobodan Milosevic's appointed hour.

20. Macau has the feeling of a ghost town or something out of a twilight zone episode.

21. "Sirte is becoming a ghost town, " said resident Salim Omar as he passed a checkpoint manned by revolutionary forces on the city's western outskirts.

22. I stayed in the one house left standing, a guest house in a ghost town of cracked jambs and gaping doorways.

23. The mine was worked on and off again until 1955, and then Mowry became a ghost town.

24. New labor laws forced the sweatshops to evacuate , leaving SoHo a ghost town a makeover.

25. Its strutting brass, anxious lyrics and eerie vibe is dimly reminiscent of The Specials' Ghost Town.

1. Mogadishu is said to be a virtual ghost town, deserted by two-thirds of its residents.