Manning, for the first extended period in his 13-year career, found himself in the netherworld inhabited by quarterbacks not blessed with golden arms and gilded brains, blasted for what he was doing (11 interceptions in a three-game losing streak) as well as for what he was not doing (single-handedly helping the Colts win, even more than he usually did).
Their aim was to attract as many as 200,000 people to hear the King of Instruments, something Fox did single-handedly over the 1950's.
We needed to be well fed, because it turns out we all had a job to do: single-handedly resuscitate the economies of the towns we stopped at along the way.
Parker really does single-handedly create transition opportunities for San Antonio, as evidenced by the modest improvements in fast-break points the Spurs see with Parker on the floor, per NBA.com, and the overall effectiveness of a high-paced offense drawn from his individual style.
He did not do it single-handedly.
When he goes on to say, "I destroyed realism," you half want to break in and tell him that he didn't do it single-handedly.
Q. Can you do this single-handedly, or do you need other employees' support? A. You will probably need colleagues' help to avoid becoming overwhelmed.
In so doing, Scholem single-handedly turned an obscure theological tradition into a formal discipline, and challenged academia itself with a lush, alien spirituality.
The high number of Indigenous patient interviews precluded her doing them single-handedly and both non-Indigenous team members, one of whom had considerable relevant experience (JD), also interviewed Indigenous patients.
Tammi was sick, doing whatever needed to be done to single-handedly fix the situation, while I was single-handedly going to fix the country's broken health care system and her situation in the process.
"The Truman Show" did not single-handedly cause Truman delusions, any more than "The Manchurian Candidate" caused Cold War paranoia.
