The phrase "alone here for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of isolation or being by oneself in a specific location for a certain duration, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I feel alone here for the entire weekend without any friends to keep me company."
Alternatives: "isolated here for" or "by myself here for".
Mr. Clark, who surfed alone here for years, said: "Maverick's is my church.
Delegations from the two countries met alone here for the second straight day to discuss a proposal the administration put forward in June 2004 before North Korea walked away from talks.
Some sought to reunite with siblings, others with their adult children whom they had been unable to bring to Ireland with them: "If my family can come, then I can stay, but as long as my family is there and they can't come over here, no, then I can't think of living alone here for long, no" (Shirley, India, 40 s).
Everyone seems alone here, waiting for someone missing to turn up, and when they do, their reactions differ.
He's basically going it alone here, save for his scenes with the very fine British actor Lennie James ("The Walking Dead"), who as a sympathetic supervisor gives Mr. Pearce something to work with and briefly makes this movie more than a solo act.
However, he kept hanging around and finally explained, "I really don't want to leave you alone here, even for a little while.
I'm not alone here, this is the case for the majority and we can't let the status quo ante fail us.
(And Gartner is not alone here; IDC noted similar declines for Amazon in quarterly sales earlier this year).
On tax revenue alone, here is a great example for you from the great state of California: According to California NORML, Californians consume as much as $2.5 billion worth of medical marijuana per year, enough to generate $100 million in sales taxes.
You are entirely alone here amid the giant icebergs, save for the solitary halibut fisherman who floats by.
