The phrase "alone with a single" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is emphasizing solitude or singularity, but it requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She sat alone with a single thought occupying her mind."
Alternatives: "alone with one" or "by oneself with a single".
Or alone with a single mum?).
While so bound, finding himself left alone with a single keeper, he asked the man for a knife.
"One is never alone with a single child – one is never alone with a vast number of children.
You begin alone, with a single crew member or as a squad of four, and then you're out into the world, taking on jobs for the seafaring organisations that set up tents at every outpost.
Everyone knows the basic bones of the story: an aviator, downed in the desert and facing long odds of survival, encounters a strange young person, neither man nor really boy, who, it emerges over time, has travelled from his solitary home on a distant asteroid, where he lives alone with a single rose.
/ No one knows / that I sit alone with a single light at night / feeling guilty / and grateful / at the same time". In several of her chiseled poems, Liu uses dolls to convey what she cannot — and yet her voice still asserts itself, coming through bold and vital.
It is not a single problem, let alone one with a single solution; it cannot be solved by a single act, let alone in a predictable time frame.
It is best to go alone, or with a single companion, lest the society become distracting.
Palm Too, meanwhile, is better should you desire to eat alone or with a single friend, quietly occupying a comfortable booth beneath a caricature of the publisher Jason Epstein as a green bookworm emerging from a Random House title, or a seat beneath a framed photograph of Dave Winfield, then a Yankee outfielder.
Although two-thirds of them still work alone or with a single partner, Arnold Relman, former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, predicts that American doctors will increasingly gather into large group practices and integrated medical centres like the Mayo Clinic, where they can pool their resources more effectively to fight the HMOs and run their own affairs.
The course will meet twice per week, and each module will be comprised of a stand-alone topic with a single homework assignment.
