The flag hung limp, yet was draped in such a way that the lone word "Hope," which underscores the state seal, was legible.
I can't very well ask for the lights to go down, I guess". With a sigh and a forlorn look, DeMent drew laughter and a lone encouraging word shouted from the crowd: "It's beautiful". Comedians often rely on a rimshot to punctuate their punch lines, but on this night, DeMent didn't need a drummer or any other band member for that matter.
Or, rather, in Vincent, the lone word with which he signed his paintings.
But in this case, the object of "reach out to" isn't the lone word that follows.
The title of the somnolent new thriller "Gone" may be generic, but it packs plenty of information about the movie into its lone word.
The note -- which features the lone word, "NUTS!" -- was reported on in 2011, when West gave the terse response to local CAIR leaders after being called upon by the group to denounce "anti-Muslim activists".
That or the fact that arch-loon David's lone words of support made her have a sit down, a good think, and question whether any decision David Platt agrees with is the right one.
He was a "loner", a "lone wolf", a "pilot" – or, in the words of his daughter and several conservative radio hosts, a "hero".
Projected on the screen was the cover of the compilation, its lone words "Peaceful Protest" reverberating as loudly through the theater as the soundtrack's weighty guitar drones.
Visible lone words like, "memory" and partial phrases like "I'm here…," appear at the edge of the surface of pieces.
Some of the terms may end up uncircled, but these lone words can still be useful.[14].[14]
