Sentence examples for term solo from inspiring English sources

With her recent book, Essential Retirement Planning for Solo Agers: A retirement and aging roadmap for single and childless adults, Sara Zeff Geber brought the term "solo agers" into the national vocabulary.

But it was Springsteen's notion to stake out an intimate Broadway house, relatively speaking, for a long-term solo engagement.

Thus, during ectopic recombination between LTRs, a full-length LTR retrotransposon or endogenous retrovirus is replaced by a single LTR, termed solo-LTR.

Work-hour restrictions had been implemented during my 5-year term in solo practice between graduating from residency and returning to academic practice in 2004.

"It has been over 20 years doing the same kind of thing and there are tantalising possibilities in terms of solo projects or one-off projects together".

In terms of solo shows, between 2000-2004, 90% of the solo shows at the Met were white male artists.

Make sure you define the terms "ius soli" and "ius sanguinis," and note which type of citizenship each country claims.

The current popularity of flamenco may make it even more understandable if theatergoers think of Spanish dance primarily in terms of solos.

11.13pm BST The technical term for this solo in Sympathy is "approximate".

It now has, on short-term view, a solo show, "Crisis and Critique," by the young Norwegian artist Per-Oskar Leu, and it's well worth traveling to see.

In the work's second half, "superGabriela," he gave into his grief in even more obvious terms, performing a solo driven by that sense of loss.