Sentence examples for the lone question from inspiring English sources

Andy Pettitte was the lone question mark in the Yankees' dominant rotation.

In the English department, Sharon Drace, who teaches 10th grade, is discussing world literature and drilling students in several hundred technical literary terms -- as common as "irony" and obscure as "archetype" -- one of which will be the basis of the lone question on the state's English writing exam.

(That's the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement, if you're wondering) as the lone question mark.

Oddly, her lone question to the mysterious congressman is: "Can you do the news for me?

But the hourlong event focused almost exclusively on the speakership battle ― a lone question from a city council member about sewage overflow notwithstanding ― and the fracas shows the political risk of Moulton's decision to lead the anti-Pelosi forces.

A lone question on the Goodreads page for "Moppet Shop" gives voice to paying subscribers "cheated" by the bait and switch; "I just want the last episode," pleads the user.

The status of outfielder Toles, who hit.314 with an.870 on-base-plus-slugging percentage in 115 plate appearances, was the lone lingering question about health heading into Friday's National League division series game.

But during the post-bailout hearings held by the House Oversight Committee, Congressman Dennis Kucinich was the lone voice raising questions about Paulson's performance and his obvious conflict of interest.

Their colleague Detective Munch once questioned The Lone Gunmen from The X-Files.

One oft-asked question was about the lone holdout in the sheep's maternity ward: When would she give birth?

Given a fictional tight spot, they contemplate a resolution with the provocative question: What would the Lone Ranger do? "People are looking for something that cuts through the moral morass and gets us back to where we once were," Mr. Lichtman said, "to having accountability, to thinking before we act and standing up for what's right".