The others were there for a singular reason.
But they have largely dropped off the radar screen for a singular focus on deficit reduction.
The appeal of the spectacle, for a singular and gobsmacking novelty, is hard to resist.
His inaugural address, delivered in his usual from-the-mount cadences, stood out for a singular lapse into gracelessness.
It seems a fitting epitaph for a singular woman, and a timely epilogue to Maddocks's hugely enjoyable and informative book.
Thus the popular image of Watson's scientific partner: a brash and boastful figure who shared responsibility for a singular breakthrough.
As Wade knows now, that 2006 title was not the beginning of an era, but the payoff for a singular bold stroke — the 2004 trade for Shaquille O'Neal.
"I still want to take the object used many times for a singular purpose and show you a million other things it can be used for".
The juxtaposition of this material with pulpy devices, including brutal vigilante justice and stolen treasure, makes for a singular, if not entirely coherent, reading experience.
The shifting legal and political environment that has confronted the movement over the years has also made it difficult for a singular leader to emerge.
"The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey," by Walter Mosley (Riverhead; $25.95) The juxtaposition of Mosley's material with pulpy devices, including brutal vigilante justice and stolen treasure, makes for a singular, if not entirely coherent, reading experience.
