Sentence examples for enter alone from inspiring English sources
He was in the habit of filling notebooks with ideas - one of which was spawned by the fact that in his New York apartment was a laundry room which he would never let his wife enter alone.
I seriously admired four of the leading dancers: in "Emeralds," Jared Angle as the first man, and Sara Mearns as the first woman to enter alone; in "Rubies," Teresa Reichlen as the soloist; in "Diamonds," Philip Neal.
Dart, a book-length poem which won the TS Eliot prize in 2002, followed the river from its source – "A trickle coming out of a bank, a foal of a river" – to the sea, where a seal-watcher sees it meet "caves / horrible to enter alone / the fur, the hair, the fingernails, the bones".
Citigroup and UBS, among others, have successfully entered alone.
The officer enters alone and with his hands on his firearm.
Its success in Mexico contrasts with more lackluster efforts in Brazil and Argentina, where Wal-Mart first entered alone.
Mr. Rangel entered alone, dressed well for the event in a buttoned dark suit, light blue tie and matching pocket handkerchief.
The production, which is scheduled for a reprise at Steppenwolf next season, begins with Ms. Plimpton, wraithlike in a long white dress, entering alone, running back and forth across the stage as if in flight from an invisible demon.
"It not only joined five years ahead of Spain, which was much more developed, but just as significantly it entered alone," said Dimitris Kerides who teaches international relations at the university of Macedonia.
He begins slowly and shakily; entering alone, as wearily burdened as Willy Loman, he plays an early flurry of stage business (involving a banana and a couple of office lamps) overlarge, carrying it dangerously close to shtik.
