Sentence examples for alone bits of from inspiring English sources

On Saturday alone, bits of the speech surfaced not just in Sylmar but also at rallies in Oxnard and Fresno, about how she "sat in the [White House] situation room and advised the president on some of the toughest choices he faced", and about "Donald's bizarre fascination with dictators and strongmen".

On Love is set in a world in which it's hard enough to get to hold hands with your lover, let alone a bit of the Other.

Coming from a more modest background, Mr. Tournaire was severely asthmatic as a child, a condition that resulted in long periods confined to his home, playing alone with stray bits of metal and wood.

The two begin to develop feelings for one another, mostly during quiet evenings sitting alone and sharing bits of their life stories.

She always set the table, even when she was eating alone, and she always put bits of amusing bric-a-brac at each setting, since "you must have somesing fun for your eyes as well as your mouse!" Even when she was very hard up for money, which she often was, she kept a supply of good bread and good butter.

"We weren't alone," says Plotkin. "Key bits of information were left out of the NIH guide.

How would an ISP prevent someone from accessing anything, let alone pornography, on the various bits of the Internet?

Going it alone adds a bit of unpredictability.

But the Indy, voyaging out alone with a bit of everything?

The theme tune alone, a jaunty bit of jazz-rock in a call-and-response format, can induce a mental state that, on a winter morning when the sun will not rise for another two hours, is doomy and tinged with moral collapse.

FOR THE RECORD: A sentence in this piece was plagiarized from a January 2004 piece in Natural Health titled "Time alone: putting a bit of solitude into your life is essential to your health and happiness" by Frances Lefowitz.