Sentence examples for standalone from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "standalone from" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It can be used when trying to express that something exists independently or separately from something else, but it is better to use more standard expressions. Example: "The software can function standalone from the main system, allowing for greater flexibility."
It was a struggle to become efficient with a single character – all of whom were stylistically standalone from fighting game clichés, largely unlike stereotypical ninjas and wrestlers – but struggle on we did, I did.
It was a struggle to become efficient with a single character all of whom were stylistically standalone from fighting game clichés, largely unlike stereotypical ninjas and wrestlers but struggle on we did, I did.
iPhone Layout from Instagram (Free) Another standalone app from a prominent social network: in this case Instagram.
The library is freely available either as part of the AMUSE software package (Portegies Zwart et al. 2013), which can be downloaded from: http://wwww.amusecode.org or as standalone library from: https://github.com/treecode/sapporo2/.
VICE is proud to present this standalone excerpt from the upcoming book, out December 1 from HarperCollins.
Booking Now (Free) This is a standalone app from travel site Booking.com, responding to competition from the likes of HotelTonight in the 'I need somewhere to kip at short notice' market.
VICE is proud to present this standalone excerpt from the upcoming fourth book of My Struggle, out April 28 from Archipelago Books.
Layout from Instagram (Free) Another welcome iOS-to-Android port: this standalone app from Instagram is a simple way to turn several photos into a single, square collage, then share it to Facebook, Instagram or to your device for use on other social networks *coughTwitter*.
The Guardian by David Hosp (Macmillan, £12.99) This standalone effort from lawyer Hosp introduces a new hero in CIA agent Jack Saunders.
The Child Garden (Constable, £7.99) is a contemporary standalone novel from Catriona McPherson, author of the Dandy Gilver series.
E&L offers standalone cover from £16 per year and covers camping equipment valued up to £10,000.
