She liked to tell the story of how two decades before the Montgomery bus boycott, she single-handedly, as a young teen, integrated the public school buses in Burton, Texas.
Few artists have changed a medium as markedly or as single-handedly as Mr. Voulkos, a large, muscular man with a charismatic personality and a voracious appetite for work, learning and experimentation.
Although she did not quite defeat the ERA "single-handedly", as her supporters liked to claim, defeated it was.
McFaul, now senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, said Fernandez could not "dictate the outcome of any decision single-handedly," as he was one of nine members.
But he also admitted that he had been trying to do things single-handedly as he struggled with his linemates Lindros and Matthew Barnaby.
A ruler as energetic, hardworking, and intelligent as Catherine could perform these tasks almost single-handedly, as had Peter I; but with the growing complexity of administration even Catherine felt the need for such a body, if only to reduce her involvement in every small detail or contested matter and to provide a wider scope for government by permanent laws and uniform regulations.
Or the extravagance of the claims made by some on her behalf – for example that she more or less single-handedly, as the Tories' Cheryl Gillan (surprisingly the first woman to speak and that after nearly two hours) put it, "engineered the end of the Cold War".
At the inquest into her death, her husband said in a statement that Ojara had brought up their three children virtually single-handedly, as he often worked in hospitals outside Luton and was out of the country for six years.
There's also the FA Cup final against Liverpool in 1996, which he dominates completely, swatting aside McManaman, Redknapp and Barnes single-handedly as the commentator grudgingly admits that, " taking aside his temperament," the Irishman has had rather a good game.
Recordings were transcribed and translated into English by the first author single-handedly as suggested by Twinn [ 32].
Bonilla showed up the last time carrying the burden of being the man to change the fortunes of the Mets single-handedly, and, as a switch-hitter, from either side of the plate, too.
