As she leaves her men, singly and in groups, her restless dissatisfaction forces hurt into their slaphappy partnership, and frees the play from the aspic of British high-comedy mannerisms in which it is usually preserved.
After publishing the book of poems The Nests at Washington, and Other Poems (1864) with her husband, she would go on to publish her first singly authored collection, A Woman's Poems, anonymously in 1871.
In her images, women appear singly or in groups with the their backs to the camera, displaying tresses falling below their waists and even further.
Mrs. Ivanovic's thoughts escaped her tightly pressed lips singly, like razor blades, while Mrs. Radovanovic's sloughed out with a weary shrug, but the words they used were identically cruel.
He fell in love with them singly and as a communal force.
Because of the circumstances into which she was born, Thames doesn't singly credit herself or her decisions for her financial success.
She published research findings coauthored with her husband, as well as publishing singly.
From afar, singly at first, they finally gathered outside her screened enclosure to exchange their crow consciousness with her parrot perceptions.
Scherman turned up at her hotel, the Scribe, and together with him or singly, travelling with infantry divisions, she covered the Allied push to the Rhine on icy roads clogged with refugees, and the reconquest of Alsace, Luxembourg, and Cologne.
Her oddly distorted figures, mostly of small and prepubescent girls, are painted singly or in clusters against colored but vacant backgrounds.
