Sentence examples for being lone from inspiring English sources
Far from being lone individuals with no ties, the majority of those over 30 have steady relationships, and most have children.
This was especially true in The Hunting Ground, where we began documenting the rise of a new student movement within months of its inception, covering our subjects from being lone voices at their university to being advisers to Congress and the White House.
Speaking of friends, few people like being lone wolves.
As Amanda Robb pointed out in her investigation of Tiller's murder for Ms. last year, those who have murdered abortion providers--such as Tiller's assasin, Scott Roeder--operate within a network of extremist advocates rather than being "lone wolves".
A limitation of the study was the coding rules of the central registries, mostly treating cohabitation with no children in common as being lone.
That is lone armed-guard duty".
Assailants were often said to be lone, deranged, men venting their frustrations on the weak.
All-male herds are predominately old and sedentary, as are lone bulls.
Yes, the title is "Lone Survivors: How We Came to Be the Only Humans on Earth".
Four of the pairs are bonding pairs, and two are lone pairs.
But one thing I don't have space for is lone achievers.
