I threw lone gloves out with near drunken abandon.
A lone black glove found on Broadway is transformed into Whoopi, an anthropomorphic glove-animal hybrid looking to become a theater star on the same street she was found.
Within its perimeter on Thursday was a lone rubber glove and a single green-and-gray Aldo men's size 42 deck shoe with socks scrunched inside.
Now, just to confound matters, there is a second Su (Gong Li), a professional gambler who wears a lone black glove.
Two years ago in Massillon, just west of Canton, the lone rubber glove factory in the nation shut, moving production to Malaysia and India and throwing 200 people out of work.
Front and back doors alike were blown in (and off, in the case of the front) by the onrushing water, leaving the yard nearly indistinguishable from the home office, with a lone hockey glove deposited under the tomato cages and a clump of uprooted chives beneath an overturned desk chair.
They produced a superb free dance to a Michael Jackson medley, as Buckland imitated the pop legend with a lone white glove, to deliver a personal-best score on the night and hold on to third place at the European Figure Skating Championships in the Hungarian capital.
As one of the lone American glove producers, Nokona is in a unique position to reinforce the American heritage of the sport, even if it comes at a higher price.
This, like the bakery outside school, went hard against the ideas and morals of the old guy operating the club shop: he was almost visibly against the idea of selling us – a gaggle of waifs and strays in unironed trousers and without a single polo shirt or lone white glove between us – each a £3 game of pitch 'n' putt every day of the summer.
To native New Yorkers, or really anyone living in a snowy city, the sight of lone, lost gloves is nothing special an unimportant visual glitch brought on by winter.
To native New Yorkers, or really anyone living in a snowy city, the sight of lone, lost gloves is nothing special — an unimportant visual glitch brought on by winter.
