Sentence examples for months alone a from inspiring English sources

In the last 12 months alone, a lack of homecare capacity in the community has caused delayed discharges from hospitals to increase by 40%.

In the last few months alone, a pilot's rant before takeoff caused her passengers to flee the plane; a man in a wheelchair was forced to crawl up a staircase using his hands; and a beloved giant rabbit apparently died in midair.

In the past few months alone, a strain of completely drug-resistant TB has begun working its way through sub-Saharan Africa and the number of incurable gonorrhea infections has risen significantly in the US.

This month alone, a Christian teacher in Luxor was fined $14,000 for insulting the Prophet Muhammad in class, a writer was given five years in prison for promoting atheism and a Christian lawyer was sentenced to one year for insulting Islam — in a private conversation.

She was rounded up by members of the secret police and tossed into a Leningrad prison, where she spent months alone in a cell she describes almost cheerily as "a cupboard".

I definitely still own a lot of Havaianas because sometimes at the suburbs-mall on a Sunday it's like "These will make me so relaxed and casual!" but I only wear them to get racist beauty treatments on my feet and when I'm spending three months alone at a hotel in Orange County (which was a really weird time for me).

In 1934 the great explorer spent five months alone in a hut in Antarctica, manning the southernmost outpost of an American expedition.

In Peru, Alejandro Toledo, who had run for president twice in the past 13 months alone, won a close but surprisingly orderly election last Sunday against former president Alan García.

To the astronauts who will have to spend the next few months alone in a claustrophobic tin with Kirobo, and Kirobo's unblinking eyes, and Kirobo's grasping little hands, and Kirobo's creepy little red lips, thanks for taking this one for the team.

In the past few months alone, Theodore McCarrick, a former archbishop of Washington, DC, resigned from the College of Cardinals when he became the highest-ranking clergyman to be directly accused of sexual violence.

But two fortuitous seizures of over 600 kilos of cocaine, worth over $30m each, during the past seven months alone give an idea of the scale of the problem.Not that these seizures have stopped still more getting through.