The phrase "alone to begin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate starting something by oneself or without assistance.
Example: "I prefer to work alone to begin, as it allows me to gather my thoughts before collaborating with others."
Alternatives: "by myself to start" or "independently at first".
Now, it appears that the 20th anniversary staging of Around Alone, scheduled to begin in September 2002, will also mark the beginning of a new chapter in the race's rich archives.
The dancing became similarly intense although Mr. van Heerden kept to a contemporary style that even looked abstract until a blast of gold lighting by Erik C. Bruce revealed the death figure alone, ready to begin again.
Amancio Gonzalez is initially alone onstage to begin a movement motif of a runaway hand that moves to the sides of his body and forces his other hand down.
California alone needs to begin devoting an additional $28 billion a year to state and local public pensions to remedy an existing shortfall, according to one nonpartisan study -- and nationwide, estimates of such deficits reach into the trillions over the next few decades.
It begins: "As I was all alone I decided to begin writing The Novel of the Short-Sighted Adolescent this very day..
A 7,000-patient 7,000-patientng 6% HEstudy/0.4 in saline with saline alone was scomparingto begin in Australia and New Zealand in 2010.
Mathematicians who are believers evidently have the capability to understand the minuscule probability of "accidents" in "thousands of millions" (billions) of years alone getting life to begin by non-organic means.
In the study, 24 resistance trained males were randomly assigned in a double-blind manner to CM + d-pinitol or CM alone prior to beginning a supervised 4-week resistance training program.
Walking alone, whilst perhaps unnerving to begin with, provides the full spectrum of intuition and multi-sensory attention to be navigated.
