Sentence examples for its stand alone from inspiring English sources
My immediate focus is to collaborate with likeminded individuals and organizations to make HWN the ultimate universally accessible 'Self Help' tool perpetuated by its stand alone commercial viability.
It augmented its stand-alone "LIVE" graphic with another one that said "LIVE," with the time in the Eastern and Central time zones, and the time in Beijing, too.
I think it is its own story and it stands alone.
Goodbye to Another Stand-Alone The statements were given a sense of urgency by the Denver Post's announcement this week that it would fold its stand-alone book review, promising in its stead a "few tightly organized pages" inside the Arts & Enterainment section for new book releases and best-seller lists.
Goodbye to Another Stand-Alone ** The statements were given a sense of urgency by the Denver Post's announcement this week that it would fold its stand-alone book review, promising in its stead a "few tightly organized pages" inside the Arts & Enterainment section for new book releases and best-seller lists.
It is closing its stand-alone home lending offices and its business of lending to mortgage brokers.
Its software will work just as well on the iPhone as it does on its stand-alone units.
Avon and its board repeatedly rebuffed those advances, arguing that it preferred to pursue its stand-alone turnaround plan and pick its next chief executive.
Theory said early this year that it would not move forward with its stand-alone activewear line, Theory Plus.
Here's the relevant section from the bottom of the Associated Press story on the latest developments:Standard & Poor's, citing a Bloomberg News report earlier Friday, said news that AMR would consider a merger as an alternative to its stand-alone restructuring plan made it more likely that US Airways will acquire or merge with AMR.
Its stand-alone performance was middling, and it was also part of the dance-music tragedy, during which it performed the popular Deadmau5 remix of its song "Rope"; its presence came off like baby-sitting).
