Sentence examples for sole away from inspiring English sources
In 1986 87, the club's sole away win came at Anfield.
The sole away game Hoolahan started in the group was against Gibraltar, the manager preferring to keep things tight on the road.
Senator Dale M. Volker, a Republican from the Buffalo area, sponsored a bill in 2002 that would have taken the sole trusteeship away from the comptroller but said he would not propose such a measure now.
Neil Coyle, director of policy and campaigns at Disability Rights UK, said: "Sanctions should be applied only in extreme cases, given the likely impact of taking someone's sole income away.
"But these votes don't address the central issue that there is insufficient communication between the institutional investors and the independent directors and that will not be fixed until we have institutional investors being members of nomination committees that review the list of director candidates and take that sole preserve away from the chairman".
Never has that Spanish fisherman's footwear looked so glamorous as in buttery leather above the raffia sole or cut away subtly at the heel.
It took away sole credit from Mr. Lanphier and gave each man half credit, determining that both pilots had shot up the admiral's plane.
The husband, the sole breadwinner, passed away suddenly, and the wife was helpless.
First, equimolar counterdiffusion of O2 towards the particle and also of the sole product, CO2, away from it is considered.
He argues the two photo-focused apps are approaching photo-sharing from different angles, with Instagram being more "selfish", as he puts it — in terms of being about sharing your own photos and selfies, and trying to harvest likes and comments on those shots — whereas Dubble is about taking a photo and then giving away sole ownership of it in order to create something new with another person.
I know many people might balk at the harsh reality of "ghostwriters," but the fantasy of the sole writer toiling away over their "art" isn't always realistic.
