Sentence examples for lone life from inspiring English sources

God sent him to rescue me from a lone life of books and cats.

They're usually paunchy, oily, or otherwise used up unglamorously slouchy, maybe, in the way that suggests a lone life at a laptop.

On August 8, 2007, along a remote shore of Lake Superior on the Keweenaw Peninsula, a Michigan family discovered a lone life-saving ring that appeared to have come from the Fitzgerald.

In an Op-Ed for the Falls Church News-Press, Weir warns that those hurt most by a potential Olympic boycott would be the athletes who have "dedicated their lives to possibly having their lone life-changing moment".

In a July 25 Op-Ed for the Falls Church News-Press, Weir warned that those hurt most by a potential Olympic boycott would be the athletes who have "dedicated their lives to possibly having their lone life-changing moment".

Others climbed down a ladder on the side as a lone orange life raft waited below.

Lonely lone.

"And there are always a few sailors around," drawn to a particular point of pride for the World War II sailor himself, the flowing fountains, granite map and larger-than-life "Lone Sailor" of Stanley Bleifeld's Navy Memorial.

A lone end-of-life was preferable in her circumstances.

In its determination to be fair, America has introduced law into every corner of life: the lone consumer can get even with the biggest corporation, the lone citizen can humiliate the mighty government in court.

Loseff describes it as "the lone act in his life of self-censorship".