Sentence examples for solo taking from inspiring English sources

Where Landy ran alone, inventing his own training methods to push himself faster and faster, Bannister fought against his natural inclinations to go solo, taking on an Austrian coach and forming, with Chris Chataway and Chris Brasher, the team that would push him through the barrier.

This left Andy free to climb the Galibier solo, taking the stage win alone two minutes ahead of the next rider, which happened to be brother Fränk.

Also seen briefly on a similar landscape was Solo taking Finn and Rey into what fans are speculating is the Great Temple on the Moon of Yavin IV -- the very same rebel base that launched the first assault on the Death Star in "A New Hope". .

Solo took defeat badly, calling Sweden 'a bunch of cowards' after the defeat.

His second solo takes the opposite tack, toward self-effacement and innocence.

He's here with his sweet solo take on those tunes, as well as songs from his latest album, "Natural History".

Mr. Caine's opening solo took "Honeysuckle Rose" through kaleidoscopic transformations, from ragtime to free-jazz clusters.

In 2006 his second non-Polish solo took place at the London gallery of the contemporary art juggernaut Hauser & Wirth, on view during the Frieze Art Fair.

Under the old rules, the word "solo" takes an accent when it means "only" and has no accent when it means "alone".

"It's your solo, take it away," said the violist David Aaron Carpenter to the vibraphonist David Stevens during a recent rehearsal at a synagogue on Central Park West.

Performed by Mr. Oguike, the solo took him from meditation at one side of the stage to meditation at the other.