She has also given us — in the solving sense only — FOOT IN MOUTH, which is somewhat disturbingly crossed by a lone TOE (hopefully it's not a STRAY).
His ability to connect with youths took the longtime friends to the corner of Park and Mayfair avenues in Pomona on Nov. 11, where police say Diaz was shot to death by a lone gunman on foot.
The first four hours, including scenic views of lush sights like Lone Pine Lake (9,850 feet); Bighorn Sheep Park, a meadow at 10,200 feet; Mirror Lake at 10,640 feet, and then Trailside Meadows (11,395 feet), are a constant but pleasant trudge uphill.
Or maybe beneath a lone poplar, or fourteen feet from a big sycamore.
Vicious flurries that Russians call bozyomkas slice down the streets, sweeping a lone dog off its feet.
He has spent much of 2004 discreetly directing millions of dollars to liberal groups allied with the Democratic Party, such as America Coming Together and MoveOn.org, while cruising the Mediterranean Sea on his two-hundred-and-fifty-foot yacht, Lone Ranger.
Indeed, with a blog and a little savvy, Maier would not have been on the sidelines, nor would she have been a lone woman finding her footing among a host of male photographers.
Ms. Sosnowska, who is a finalist for this year's Hugo Boss Prize, has created a sculpture that reimagines the staircase of a Socialist housing block twisted into a lone tree soaring 40 feet in the air.
Near the end of the hourlong ceremony, a surprise speaker brought the audience to its feet: the lone survivor of the attack, Natasha Aeriel, 19, who would have started her junior year this month.
