The phrase "alone crossing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where one is describing a solitary act of crossing something, like a street or a boundary, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "She stood at the edge of the forest, contemplating the alone crossing of the river."
Alternatives: "solitary crossing" or "lone crossing".
After all that's happened, what's funny to me… I don't want to go anywhere near the line, let alone cross it.
Shipton returned to Camp V. Smythe pushed on alone, crossed the couloir, and reached the same height as Wyn-Harris and Wager.
Funnye hasn't built all his bridges yet, let alone crossed them, but the progress he has seen — both as a black Jew and as a black American — has mellowed him.
Looking at the plump, top-heavy bird as it floats slowly across the water's surface, it is hard to believe that it can fly, let alone cross the Atlantic.
As mobile phones are now ubiquitous throughout the developing world (India alone crossed a billion mobile subscribers recently), this solution provides the last-mile connectivity that enables farmers to deal with the impact of a changing climate.
He's raced around the world alone, crossed the Atlantic umpteen times, and is currently chasing records in a supercharged beast of a Volvo 70, but Giovanni Soldini, highly critical of the current state of ocean racing, is telling everyone who will listen that a much smaller yacht, the Class 40, is today's best bet for the next few years.
While Gujarat alone crosses 600 MW power through solar, the rest of the country is far behind with only about 200 MW.
We begin with a young woman traveling alone cross country trip.
It's also big business -- estimates of the SAT prep business in the US alone cross the $1 billion mark comfortably, and you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out how any change in the tests will create a money-spinning opportunity for the prep providers.
