Sentence examples for making alone from inspiring English sources

The story involves how sushi went from being a local specialty in Japan, where some chefs still undergo rigorous training — it takes two years to master rice making alone — to a food available seemingly everywhere and in every way.

Nearly a century ago, H. M. Vaughan, an English visitor to Sydney -- a city that had just thrown off its British colonial vestiges -- wrote: "I have an impression of perpetual fine weather, of radiant days on the harbor, red roofs on the foreshores, white sails on the water, ferries at their peak making alone an aquatic carnival better than Lucerne or Venice could offer".

The social entrepreneurship and impact investing movements grew because people believed social change couldn't be accomplished through grant making alone.

First, the cluster head is responsible for the processing and decision making alone [23].

That's a common corporate complaint: Activist shareholders should leave managerial decision making alone.

It is not a decision she can make alone, however.

That is not a judgment that should be left to the United States to make alone.

— Tanya Abrams Applying to college has been a long journey, one that I could not have made alone.

I think that's a distinct possibility because Everlapses aren't static things you make alone.

The most expensive decision of my life I made alone.

You can hear this was made alone in his basement.