Sentence examples for starting alone from inspiring English sources

Starting alone, Mr. Wooley rasped, pattered and quietly sang through a trumpet with no mouthpiece, over pealing electronic tones.

Haskel himself has completed the journey, starting alone and falling in with a posse, completing it in five months and four days.

Rodolfo starts alone, then Mimì joins in an octave higher.

In 1987, he started alone a few days before race day.

That allowed Schumacher to start alone from the front row of the 78-lap race.

Since June, he has been back where he started, alone in his room at the Four Seasons.

Mr. Johnston started alone on a barely tuned guitar, strumming quickly as he sang in a quavery voice.

The dances, like an abstraction of Armistead Maupin's "Tales of the City," suggest that men and women start alone, then discover feeling, partnering, community and possibly group sex.

Soprano Marie Arnet started alone, hurling the word "Nyet" into the auditorium; in a tireless, gleaming narration lasting almost an hour, Arnet was the voice of Anna Akhmatova, bearing witness to the horrors of Stalin's Russia.

Since nobody in Cúcuta rapped, he had to start alone.

We start alone and as we get older our lives are enhanced and polluted by so many people that come our way.