uncared for

She left her at last to die alone and uncared for.

A wounded man, uncared for, was of little good to anyone.

Ought we then to leave them to die uncared for and alone?

Uncared for and forgotten, I must stay here among these poor things who think only of themselves.

But that shouldn't end up making anyone feel uncared for.

Otherwise, the house will definitely look empty and uncared for.

Under capitalism, many people would have starved to death or been left uncared for, he says.

Without the Israelis, his son would be uncared for.

By 1834, the old burial ground had gone uncared for, and virtually disappeared.

It seemed sad to see the old place decaying, uncared for and neglected.

I have never seen so much fear among patients that they might end up destitute on the streets or uncared for at home.

But I was poor and alone and uncared for.

Dare we built one parade float while bodies remain uncared for?

To adults the young Beethoven appeared painfully isolated and uncared for.

Some of them are sitting empty and uncared for for a year or more after they're listed.

They cannot leave their pet behind uncared for; he must be delivered into loving hands."

They had let the houses go uncared for.

There was something uncared for about her-a dog that nobody wants to pet.

The trees and plants are also uncared for.

"Now move so I may perform my duties, or would you rather she remain unclean and uncared for?"

"I sent my soldiers to find a dying man, someone unloved and uncared for.

Yes, the men and women looked unkempt, uncared for, but they didn't seem depressed.

Now it was already veiled in green again as the grain put forth its shoots, uncared for by man.

But health care providers and lawyers for the elderly say they have evidence people are going uncared for.

It was open and inside the room was dusty and uncared for.