Sentence examples for alone cover from inspiring English sources

The beginner runs alone cover 600 acres.

Trawlers working on continental slopes alone cover about half the area of the United States.

The reality, however, is that it's very difficult to find clients, start a business and generate revenue, let alone cover the initial investment.

His proposed five-year budget does not provide enough to continue enrollments at current levels, let alone cover millions of the uninsured.

The new search area in the Indian Ocean will alone cover 60,000 square kilometres (23,000 square miles)—and that is on top of the 4,600,000 square kilometres already scoured.

Paul Cheshire, professor of economic geography at the London School of Economics, points out that green belts alone cover one and a half times as much land as all of England's towns and cities combined.

In Martin Gayford's monumental new epic, the bibliography alone covers 15 pages.

The Disney complex alone covers 47 square miles (122 square km).

Not a very glamorous life: all day alone covered in paint.

You have not heard of them, for they did nothing of significance, and died alone, covered in cobwebs, somehow.

Her archdeaconry alone covers fifty-six parishes, five of which have opted for "extended care" (a polite euphemism for flying bishops) in the person of John Broadhurst.