Sentence examples for alone linked from inspiring English sources
"George Mallory" has now been republished in paperback accompanied by a strident new foreword by Joe Simpson (the author of a climbing bestseller, "Touching the Void"), denouncing what the family regards as the media's vulturous behaviour last year.In this book, Mallory's own evocative letters are permitted to stand alone, linked simply and sensitively by Mr Robertson's understated text.
(To be fair, it's not alone: LinkedIn, Groupon, and Pandora Media were also unprofitable when they filed their I.P.O. paperwork).
These dumbbells, which are nowhere near being released, let alone linked with a manufacturer, are supposed to complement your house's interior design.
Shiny engines can be found in a room, defenseless and alone, linked by colorful wires to sophisticated computers that measure their every sound, movement and exhalation.
Ivan Vazov almost alone links as a writer the epochs before and after liberation.
(The first chapter alone links Aaron Copland, Agnes de Mille, Paul Robeson, Lotte Lenya, Charles Seeger and Whoopee John Wilfahrt — among many, many others.
For this reason alone, linking observations, often highly abstracted in the form of proxies, to the primary processes involved and ultimately to explanatory hypotheses for specific geological events and transitions, is challenging.
On the streets of Newburgh, relatives and neighbors say that they have never heard the four men even mention Jews or jihad, let alone link the two together in murderous rants.
The lead researcher, Dr. Matthew Miller, said the study could not definitively prove that increased gun ownership alone was linked to the childhood fatalities.
French fries led the list: Increased consumption of this food alone was linked to an average weight gain of 3.4 pounds in each four-year period.
Not-so-hot property Tell me the Talmud The mystery tanks A Terror threat to the ruling party ReprintsFifty-odd scholars in the United States and Israel, working alone but linked electronically, provide a colloquial translation of the text grounded in Rashi's commentary, plus a digest of other, often conflicting commentaries.
