Sentence examples for lone advantage from inspiring English sources
The lone advantage the Royals had in those days was their groundskeeper, George Toma, whose surpassing skills as a "turf scientist" were much lauded by Red Sox broadcasters.
The Yankees never led after a full inning Tuesday, their lone advantage — 2-1 — wipediped out when Murphy crushed a two-run homer in the sixth off A. J. Burnett.
Cohn, as Singer described him, was a creature of New York, and his disdain for Los Angeles echoed the line in "Annie Hall" where Woody Allen's character quipped that the city's lone cultural advantage was the ability to turn right on the red.
Until 2003, when the Avalon Riverview opened, Citylights was the lone tower taking advantage of breathtaking Manhattan views.
Lone parents wanting to take advantage of the new deal should contact their local job centre.
The man is generally presented as a libidinous lone wolf, happy to take advantage of the aristocratic women who, once he gained the favor of the Romanovs, proceeded to fling themselves at him, despite his appalling lack of hygiene.
These are all quite selfish reasons to enjoy the scene as it is, though, as the truth of the matter is that many Street Fighter players are on the younger side, and are lone wolves who are taken advantage of.
He had one distinct advantage: Marcus Luttrell, whose story "Lone Survivor" is based on, was present for much of the training and rehearsal.
But just how much of an advantage should it provide to the lone New Englander in the Republican field, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney?
With Nathan Jones playing a lone hand in a midfield unable to take advantage of Max Gawn's dominance the youthful clearance machine would have had a field day.
