The word 'singletons' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to individuals who are not in a romantic relationship or those who are not part of a couple. You can use 'singletons' to refer to a group of unmarried friends or to describe someone's relationship status. For example: - "There are a lot of singletons at this party, we should mingle and get to know each other." - "As a matchmaker, I specialize in helping singletons find their perfect match." - "Ben and Amy are the only singletons left in our group of friends, everyone else is in a committed relationship."
It would certainly seem so; on this evidence, Murray, who recently married his long-time girlfriend Kim Sears, will have the locker room's singletons racing for the aisle.
The great unknown is what will happen to the rest of the singletons looking to pair up in the pay-television industry's trend towards consolidation.
Once this measure is taken into account, the health gap between married people and singletons disappears at ages below 39.
From these figures Dr Pharoah calculates that the risk of congenital anomaly in a surviving twin following the early loss of its sibling is 2.4 times higher than if the sibling survives and almost four times higher than that of true singletons, who had the womb all to themselves from day one.
Mothers of twins in the pre-1870 batch gave birth, on average, to 1.9 more children than the mothers of singletons.
Singletons and the elderly, two groups that have been growing as a proportion of the population in Western countries, tend to prefer smaller shops to huge hypermarkets.
So married couples with two properties hoped to escape the charge by becoming singletons with one property each.
The "communications revolution" has allowed more people to experience the pleasures of social life from the comforts of home, and cities with high numbers of singletons enjoy a thriving public culture of bars, cafés and restaurants.
Singletons, whether unmarried or divorced, are able to sign up for the roughest, toughest unaccompanied positions.
Houston's reliance on the car and air-conditioning is environmentally destructive and unattractive to well-off singletons.
Moreover, they also outperformed the mothers of singletons on a range of other reproductive measures, including intervals between births (shorter) and the age at which they gave birth to their last child (older).Most strikingly, the pre-1870 grofp of mothers of twins actually lived longer than those who were not thus blessed.
