"live solo" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means to perform or do something alone without any accompanying support or assistance. Example: She decided to push herself out of her comfort zone and live solo for a year, traveling across the country and taking on new challenges.
She does, however, live solo in a 14th-century convent in Milan's historic center.
On Sunday evenings live solo performances of traditional music played on a Kaban, a Somali guitar similar to the Arabic Oud, take place.
Hancock, 39, a chartered surveyor who lives outside Edinburgh, is attempting to live solo on the uninhabited, storm-lashed islet for 60 days.
When the first man to live solo on Rockall, Tom McClean, made his first attempt to land on the volcanic outcrop, he was immediately and violently evicted by a hefty Atlantic wave.
What types of home services will be necessary to assist an aging population where 30percentt of couples over 60-years-old live alone -- or where 40percentt of older women live solo.
Toronto-based millennial money expert Jessica Moorhouse said that moving to neighbourhoods outside the downtown core of a city while still being close to transit, as Fraser did, is a great option for young people looking to live solo.
Posters advertise rooms for men and women living solo.
I'd been through a few changes and had been living solo for a couple of years, and people kept saying, "You need to get a dog".
And last fall, an Atlantic magazine cover story examined the rise of the single woman, a piece in which the author Kate Bolick fondly invoked the Barbizon Hotel and visited an Amsterdam apartment complex for women committed to living solo.
Nick Hancock is planning to break an unusual record next year by living solo on the islet of Rockall - better known for the BBC shipping forecast, sheathed in a home-made, hand-crafted survival pod he made at his home near Ratho, on the outskirts of the Scottish capital.
He had lived solo for a year in the wilds of Alaska, taken his young sons out of school to sail from Venezuela to Scotland and had two TV series under his belt (2007's The Wild Gourmets and A Cook's Tour Of Spain three years later); not to put too fine a point on it, he seemed well on his way to becoming a kind of prototype Bear Grylls.
