Sentence examples for alone have something from inspiring English sources

Maybe simply because you, and you alone, have something to offer her.

We see him and Aldrin, alone, having something to eat in the NASA cafeteria; or, rather, Aldrin has cleared his plate, and is sitting there with hands folded.

It's a scenario all programmers are familiar with: you are coding alone, only to have something go awry and no one to ask for help.

Condos are also good for older people who don't want the hassle of living in a big space alone and can have something that's easy to take care of.

There are only two rules: you cannot do it alone… and you need to have something playable at the end of the second day".

"It's nice to have something that they leave alone".

All these languages have something in common.

"… to have something to attend.

I have something to say".

The details of the criminal referral were classified, so Steele could not know the nature of the allegations, let alone rebut them, but they had something to do with his having misled the Bureau about contacts that he'd had with the press.

Put the TV on so that she does not feel alone, and so that she has something to watch.