The phrase "alone one found" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a thought but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "In the vast wilderness, alone one found solace in nature."
Alternatives: "one found solitude" or "one discovered peace alone".
There have been about 76 articles on the subject on this website alone, one of which found TV comedy talents Charlie Higson and Adil Citizen Khan Rayay debating whether the reunion is a good, or duff, move.
One finds oneself alone, with no worldly supports for one's existence.
Ms. Mendolia, 46, was abandoned with her four siblings by her mother, a crimson-haired chorus girl who left the children alone one day to find a heroin fix and never came back.
Proportionally, by chance alone, one would expect to find seven tetraplets 5'-AUAU-3' in Ile-binding sites.
As for obesity alone, one report failed to find statistically significant cognitive impairment associated with obesity [ 39].
In one year alone, I found five such killings linked to false sexual offence charges.
Moreover, in one patient alone they found 330 tumour-specific mutations, 78 relapse-specific mutations and only 5 mutations that were shared between the primary and relapsed tumours (Ding et al, 2012).
In a randomized controlled trial comparing the use of this P-DA (with usual care) to usual care alone, we found that one time P-DA exposure was associated with a significant improvement of medical knowledge and reduction in decisional conflict, compared to no P-DA exposure [ 13].
In episode one alone we find the Londoners urinating in a hospitality tent, punching an American, accidentally swearing five times on a live radio show, rolling across a dressing room floor while making whooping jungle noises, cavorting with halfnaked groupies and kicking an idiot in Peterborough city centre after he accuses lead guitarist The Rev of having "chicken legs".
One gentleman found alone in his home is now lying before me on a steel gurney.
