Sentence examples for the lone time from inspiring English sources
Cain managed only two outs July 10 in a 7-2 loss to the Mets, the lone time in 264 career starts that he failed to get out of the first inning.
It has been Roddick's luck to bear the burden of American tennis with little regular support from his countrymen, and to be constantly reminded of 2003, the lone time he fulfilled America's outsized expectations for his career.
Unable to get into a game the lone time I ventured back to the courts on Tillary Street, I'd practiced three times against a schoolyard wall in my Park Slope neighborhood.
On Nov. 22, 1963, Mr. Wicker, a brilliant but relatively unknown White House correspondent who had worked at four smaller papers, written several novels under a pen name and, at 37, had established himself as a workhorse of The Times's Washington bureau, was riding in the presidential motorcade as it wound through downtown Dallas, the lone Times reporter on a routine political trip to Texas.
Then, the chondrocytes were cultured on the PHBV scaffolds for lone time to investigate whether it can be applied to construct the cartilage tissue in vitro.
Cancellara entered the Tour de France in July, but was unable to come away with a victory in either the team time trial or the lone individual time trial.
Columbus and Detroit are the lone Eastern time zone teams playing in the Western Conference.
He was at his least comfortable before the fast-breaking iftar meal, when he delivered a short statement to a lone television camera — the only time he brought up the dispute over the New York project unprompted.
"My lone time attending camp as a child was a magical week so I'm excited to recapture some of that nostalgia," Lee said.
Eric Brennan is the lone full-time organic researcher for the Agriculture Department, and he works in the Salinas Valley, the so-called salad bowl of America, where some 80 percent of the country gets its salad greens.
"There was horseplay going on between a 14-year-old and the 17-year-old," said Jed Murphy, the lone full-time police officer in this rural town 90 miles southeast of Buffalo.
