The phrase "alone return" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of returning by oneself, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "After the meeting, I decided to alone return to my office instead of joining my colleagues for lunch."
Alternatives: "return by myself" or "go back alone".
Odd patches of dull shining water rested on the sand and shingle, barely enough to paddle through, let alone return an absent father.
I say "once" advisedly because he has since been demonstrated to have so misused his vast power as the king of all screen agents and so abused most individuals with whom he came into contact that few will even be seen sitting on a bus with him, let alone return any of his phone calls.
In a commentary published Thursday in the journal Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology, four weight-loss specialists set out to correct what they view as the widespread misimpression that people who have become and stayed obese for more than a couple of years can, by diet and exercise alone, return to a normal, healthy weight and stay that way.
She got in alone, returning from Groton.
Mr. Allende, standing there alone, returned to his van and drove away.
Much still hasn't been recovered, let alone returned to its rightful owners.
Manchester council alone returned £500,000 and had been on-track to hand back £900,000 next month, given its snail pace spend rate in early 2013.
After a five-day shoot she changed course and decided to focus on Billy alone, returning for three more days to capture his performance in a Christmas choir.
Taylor alone returned to the Baseball Ground in 1984 as manager, and clashed violently with Clough again when he signed Nottingham Forest's outside-left, John Robertson, without telling him.
He then called to have his service stopped temporarily, assuming he didn't have much of a chance of someone finding the phone in Yankee Stadium, let alone returning it.
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