Sentence examples for a half alone from inspiring English sources
In the last week and a half alone, the site has characterized her political fortunes as slipping, on Jan . 18(the article explained her "incremental" but "significant" drop in favorability); indeterminate, on Jan . 20(one writer cautioned those who underestimate her "do so at their own risk"); and imperiled again, on Jan . 22(an article noted her "disconnect" with New Hampshire voters).
Stoker took rooms at 6 Royal Crescent; his wife Florence and son Noel would join him in August, but it was in that week and a half alone, roaming the fishing port and talking to the locals, that the ideas that would become Dracula took hold.
"I literally spent a year and a half alone in a cold desert at night trying to bring billions of cacti to life in an intricate choreography," Chassaing says in the project's press release.
In the last week and a half alone, dozens of people were killed and hundreds were wounded in several attacks against security forces near a stadium in Istanbul and aboard a bus carrying low-ranking soldiers in Kayseri in central Anatolia.
Harry's, another subscription service for razors, has raised almost $200 million in the past year-and-a-half alone.
The average American teenager now spends about three-and-a-half hours alone each day: more time alone than with family and friends.
The three-times European champions squandered more than a dozen scoring chances in the first half alone before a 50th minute penalty from Thomas Müller put them ahead.
The Flyers used a dozen in the first half alone, jumped out to a 42-32 lead by halftime, and the Cardinal couldn't get closer than 64-58 midway through the second half.
Most of the damage was done by Gregory, their safety from Staten Island, who forced two fumbles, had an interception and scored a touchdown in the first half alone.
Johnson, a sophomore, had a career high in the first half alone, when he outscored Alabama State 17-188) by 25-21.
Loyola's defense, which propelled its semifinal win over Notre Dame on Saturday, again stifled Maryland, forcing eight turnovers in the first half alone from a team that averaged less than 12 giveaways per game this season.
