The lone important fact about Folco, as far as Mr. Lamorisse is concerned, is his relationship with White Mane, the alpha stallion of the herd, who, the narrator tells us, doesn't like men but who comes to trust this boy.
Down in sixth place, the Mark WAfghanistanrring Afghanistan war picture Lone Survivor, in fact did better than I, Frankenstein on a like-for-like comparison, since its £752,000 haul was achieved without previews.
The lone seedling of fact from which these Grade-Z Scheherazadisms sprang was that, unlike his siblings, young Harold Rubin (not Robbins, just his way of going Gentile into that good night, and in the heyday of the Jewish American novel, too) was the spawn of a previous marriage his father tried to conceal after Harold's mom died young.
Following the world premiere screening of the blistering action-adventure drama "Lone Survivor," a fact-based story of a small cadre of Navy SEALs battling the Taliban in Afghanistan, star Mark Wahlberg sat for a Q&A alongside director and screenwriter Peter Berg and the soldier Wahlberg portrays in the film, Marcus Luttrell.
In fact, the lone case was caught largely by luck.
In fact, the lone situation in which scientists say the tree might be tolerable would be on city streets, surrounded by concrete and an environment where their fertile seeds are rendered harmless on sidewalks.
In fact, "The Lone Ranger" — which features many of the elements of classic Westerns, including an all too brief view of the majestic landscape — is not a Western but a collection of signifiers of Westerns that are assembled in such a way as to attract audiences that would never be attracted to a Western.
A tendency towards more equitable crime distribution was in fact evidenced: lone parents, single adult households and immigrants were relatively less victimised by crime against the dwelling in 2001 than in 1984 (Nilsson and Estrada 2006).2006
