Sentence examples for lone island from inspiring English sources
One stairway on a lone island in the middle of Broadway serves thousands of commuters.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's answer, that a world in which the United States was the "lone island" of democratic liberalism would be a "shabby and dangerous place to live in," went largely unheeded then and no doubt will go largely unheeded again today.
I love New York, but I don't want to be caught on this lone island when chaos ensues.
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If you want to get an idea of the terror this news caused to some of those affected, take a look at this video of a mother of two severely autistic children for whom The Autism Project had become the lone island of hope for her kids.
Make archipelagos and clusters, but lone islands may also be used.
In a Newtonian world in which there is a nonzero net angular momentum (e.g., a lone rotating island galaxy), this fact reveals itself in the classic "tendency to recede from the center".
This isn't to say that Britain is a lone repressed, patriarchal island stuck by the shores of a continent where people enjoy a sweet life of red wine, olive oil and free-flowing genitals, but there is truth to the cliche of Brits being far too repressed for their own good.
Scientists believe the islands' lone land mammal, now long extinct, got there about 18,000 to 25,000 years ago across a shallow strait that would periodically freeze.
It was also a 10-minute walk from the island's lone subway stop.
