Sentence examples for better a lone from inspiring English sources

Dreaming of something better, a lone scarecrow sets out to provide an alternative to the unsustainable processed food from the factory.

Two people working together do better than a lone operator, and a man and a woman in a relationship produce startling results.

Cameron insists relentlessly that he wants to win by himself and that the country would be better off with a lone party running the show.

Mostly being a loner isn't a choice, it's a preference you're born with or you discover you're better suited being a lone wolf.

In view of the chemical stability of compound, IMF-8, a "dimethylamino" substituted iminoflavone, has comparatively better electron donating property (a lone pair of electrons) which confers the structure higher stability.

I can't think of a better lone career.

It would be a far better thing if I were a lone shithead amid an ocean of altruists.

The couple calculated they'd be better off if Locke were a lone parent, or if Rooks gave up work.

A lone letter looked better, though, proving that brevity is the soul of thrift.

Some 6,300 customers in 110 countries have already signed up for it, generating $52m in the past fiscal year, says Mr Benioff.Sceptics maintain that salesforce.com is not so much the leader of a new trend as a lone survivor of better times.

"This is a better deal than Lone Star got," said Barry Ritholtz, chief executive of FusionIQ, an investment research firm.