Sentence examples for the solitaire from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who lives alone; a recluse or hermit.
At 84, his circumnavigating days are now behind him, but he still lives on his boat, the Solitaire.
The gaming looks superficial at first — another card added to the solitaire ace-pile, another tile added to a jagged geometry.
In the Solitaire premier he praised those poets who decorated their verse so richly with the ornaments of antiquity that the ignorant could not comprehend them.
"We are noticing more women looking for new interpretations of the solitaire," says Keeley Smith Cabot, the boutique director of Cartier Fifth Avenue.
Not the shameful jealousy when friends like Shirley caught the brass ring — or, more precisely, the white-gold one with the solitaire setting — and triumphantly left our ranks.
"Some people call him the solitaire"—the solitary man—"some people make up a name only to communicate with him," Khaled said.
Rumsfeld himself had become a fan of the physical version of the solitaire variant after he first played it in the 1970s.
Whup, wait, scratch the solitaire.
We highlight the class FrameFreeFreecell in the Solitaire program.
In the case of with visualization, the gray bars, the difference is for the Solitaire program.
