Sentence examples for equivalent of a lone from inspiring English sources
In the helter-skelter world of 1990s Russia, events of this type were complex, but Mr. Cowell has a knack for the telling analogy: "The incident was the equivalent of a lone F.B.I. officer facing down men from the N.Y.P.D. because he believed they were in the pay of the Mafia in a conspiracy to spirit away Warren Buffett and frame him for the murder of Dan Rather".
For Hine, the equivalent of the lone dancer was a pair of blog posts Kingsnorth wrote in late 2007.
Either of them might have control over the onboard Hellfire missiles, but it would be wrong to assume that they are the modern day equivalent of the Lone Ranger and his sidekick, Tonto.
He was kind of a lone ranger.
"I was kind of a lone voice.
"But I'm a bit of a lone wolf.
She is something of a lone voice in academia.
There is, of course, the fear of a "lone wolf", a solo, self-radicalising extremist.
A few students showed images from Facebook of a lone tank moving down an anonymous highway.
It helps me feel less of a lone wolf.
One of the major problems when it comes to detecting possible lone wolf terrorists is that there is no consistent or typical profile of a lone wolf.
