Sentence examples for living solo from inspiring English sources

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.

A British man is hoping to set a new world endurance record by living solo for 60 days on a remote island rock, to raise money for charity.

Withers drolly said, "I'm honored to be this year's oldest living solo inductee.

She does, however, live solo in a 14th-century convent in Milan's historic center.

Hancock, 39, a chartered surveyor who lives outside Edinburgh, is attempting to live solo on the uninhabited, storm-lashed islet for 60 days.

On Sunday evenings live solo performances of traditional music played on a Kaban, a Somali guitar similar to the Arabic Oud, take place.

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.

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.