"This is not just a lone five or six people, but an increasing network of people who are raising questions about this war".
Secured to the fence of the car-rental place at the corner are 21 plush bears, a lone toucan, four hearts, flags, Mets jerseys, a toy gun and a message board, where the message is, "Brooklyn grieves with your family".
One woman is a lone wolf; two, still the minority.
It looks at the public shootings in which four or more people were killed by a lone shooter (two shooters in a few cases).
She eventually wrote about life at the factory in "A Lone Room," one of her most acclaimed novels.
We see a lone puppet, one of scores used by the Egyptian artist Wael Shawky in his "Crusades Cabaret," a brilliant two-video marionette-musical consideration of early contact between the Arab and European cultures.
For that match, Victory played with a lone striker/false nine in Archie Thompson, and Perth's midfield duo of Jacob Burns and Matias Cordoba worked well to prevent passes through the middle of the park into Thompson's feet.
The water is dotted with birds: a flock of Canada geese is flanked by a lone greylag, three mallards disturb the shallows, and out in the centre, a tufted duck dips its feathered head under the water almost obsessively to preen.
Witnesses and police said a lone gunman fired four to six shots at police lines in north Belfast, possibly aiming at rooftop video cameras on police armored vehicles that officers use to gather evidence against rioters.
A busdriver on Lexington Avenue discovers a lone boy of three or four on the bus.
By John McNulty and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, February 8 , 1947P. 21 A busdriver on Lexington Avenue discovers a lone boy of three or four on the bus.
