Sentence examples for alone going to from inspiring English sources

"People round here just can't afford imported milk, let alone going to Hong Kong," she said.

An appeal effort – which included Gerry Marsden's charity version of You'll Never Walk Alone going to No 1 – raised more than £3 million for the victims.

"I about choked getting into the filly and mare race, let alone going to $800,000 to get into the race against the boys," Jones said of the fee he would have been hit with in the Classic.

And yet every year tens of thousands of players are injured in England alone, going to the local A&E with spinal cord injuries, fractures, ligamentous tears, and concussion.

"Going to the theater every night, standing in the back to watch how your show is coming together, and staying late to give feedback — let alone going to Chicago for a pre-Broadway try-out — is not something a lot of us can do," said Ms. Madover, who has three young children.

But it's a little bit like facing floodwaters and saying, 'It's no big deal, it's only up to the front door it's not into the house yet.' " New Jersey lost 7percentt of its mammography centers over the last 18 months alone, going to 263 facilities from 283.

I work alone, hike alone, go to the cinema alone, eat at restaurants alone.

"I don't even want to leave my house, let alone go to campus.

Neither side wants to jeopardise good relations, let alone go to war, over the Senkakus.

The couple, alone, went to the University of North Carolina hospital on Wednesday for a daylong battery of tests that confirmed the diagnosis.

It is claimed that £5bn of the tax credit bill alone goes to migrants who fill minimum-wage jobs in Britain.