Sentence examples for alone to take from inspiring English sources

"This is our sovereign decision, and it will be for Britain, and Britain alone to take," he said.

A doughty lover of liberty, who believed government should be small, laws unobtrusive, and men left alone to take responsibility for their own lives and their own decisions.

In the swirling midst of such processes, obviously, it would be impossible for literature alone to take a pass on such a realignment and avoid systemic change.

"Mr Speaker Martin failed to exercise the ultimate responsibility, which was his alone, to take control and not merely expect to be informed," the MPs conclude.

It is not then held that since life was a gift from God, it is for God alone to take it away.

Digital radios have proved hugely popular, with 500,000 sold in December alone to take the total in British bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms to more than 6.5m.

For MinSup = 200, the directional interaction from taking ethinyl-estradiol alone to taking both ethinyl-estradiol and tizanidine (i.e., taking tizanidine on top of ethinyl-estradiol) made the top one in the list, with an effect size of OR = 24.68.

It enables them to develop what Lipsitz called "the emotional resilience and resourcefulness required to live alone" — and not merely to live alone but to take pleasure in doing so.

It enables them to develop what Lipsitz called "the emotional resilience and resourcefulness required to live alone"—and not merely to live alone but to take pleasure in doing so.

While saying he shared Mr. Bush's commitment to a "vital" role for the United Nations, Mr. Chirac added, "It is up to the United Nations -- and it alone -- to take on the political, economic, humanitarian and administrative reconstruction of Iraq".

If it fails, he and he alone needs to take the blame.