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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alone at the back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is isolated or separated from others, typically in a physical space or situation.
Example: "During the group presentation, she felt alone at the back of the room, watching her classmates engage with each other."
Alternatives: "isolated at the rear" or "solitary at the back".
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I was angry Ramsey was alone at the back post.
A female intellectual from the Philippines sat alone at the back of the room.
Lahm comes forward and sends a soft cross to the left side and find Olic alone at the back post.
Indeed, the team's goalkeeper, Sascha Stulz, said after the match that he had felt "quite alone at the back".
The painting depicts a disquieting scene of a woman alone at the back of a movie theater, watched by two figures, one of them an usher.
To create it she went to her studio, where she works alone, at the back of her garden in San Diego.
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"All of a sudden I found myself standing on the street alone, waving at the back of a cab," Mr. Santo recalled.
Ms. Veldman used nine dancers and a motley assortment of music (from Nina Simone to Offenbach) to create a madcap world, framed by three yellow doors that stood alone at the sides and back of the stage.
At least, that was how it looked as the two women hugged each other while jumping up and down in time with the campaign theme song, Fleetwood Mac's "Don't Stop (Thinking About Tomorrow)." There were striking images of the running mates tossing a football around and huddled alone in the back of their bus at 2 in the morning, beat but apparently unable to stop yakking.
Ali, alone in the back seat, looked over at me.
Then he noticed Dr. Tillman, sitting alone at the counter, at the back of the restaurant.
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