Sentence examples for even one lone from inspiring English sources

If you did not interact with any students of color who were current graduate students at the school, then chances are the school does not have a critical mass, or even one lone minority student to represent them.

Still, even to us, that one lone grave in the woods, and the fact that it belonged to a kid close to our own ages, upped the freaky quotient to a level that haunted us as dark settled that night.

RACHEL: There was one lone clapper on that one.

On its steps stood one, lone figure.

One lone American voice in the crowd even tried to get a round of Obama's trademark "Fired up, ready to go" chant going, but it was clear that local baseball traditions were too firmly entrenched for that.

Just one lone woman was stanning for James Blunt, the evening's imported musical guest.

Almost 40 pages go by before she gives us even one word from her subject, an obscure 18th-century travel writer whose single published work appears to survive only as a lone copy in the British Library.

Apart from one lone art teacher.

There was one lone vote for Norman Thomas.

Every dish sampled, with one lone exception, deserved cheers.

Then one lone bellow filled the room.