The votes saw virtually the entire Senate – except for a lone hold-out, Mississippi Republican Roger Wicker – vote that climate change was real and not a hoax.
And Ciaran Hinds, the lone hold-over from the play's National Theatre premiere in May 1997, is even more movingly ferocious than before, playing a dermatologist whose bullying and swagger mask real cowardice in a play that - in New York no less than in London - retains its scabrous capacity for getting under the skin.
The latter's role ended when he was substituted for Mata and so Ander Herrera became the lone holding player in what appeared to be a 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1
Henry Fonda's lone sceptic holds firm against 11 angry jurors to prevent a possibly wrongful conviction.
In December 2014, a lone attacker held 18 people hostage in a Sydney café, killing one of them.
Crowhurst was a contestant in a non-stop, round-the-world race for lone yachtsmen, held in 1968.
That a jury couldn't convict Slager isn't an issue of a lone juror holding out, nor is it an anomaly.
In the classic style of performance presented here, a lone storyteller holds forth in front of a screen, wielding a fan in one hand, a kerchief in the other.
Towards the rear of his impossibly beautiful troupe a lone man held up a placard with the slogan "He for She", a nod to the UN solidarity movement fronted by actor Emma Watson, which is pushing for men to speak out in support of gender equality.
A lone protester held a sign demanding a criminal investigation into BP and Halliburton.
Judge A.C. Bradley ruled against Lone Wolf, holding that Congress had the authority to allot the land, citing United States v. Kagama.
