Sentence examples for though a lone from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, though, a lone reporter was paying attention: a contributing writer for Fast Company who, back in 2003, wrote a book called 'Tragic Indifference' about Ford's negligence over the safety of their SUVs.

Apparently, though, a lone croc had wandered down from another river.

Hostile references to Wal-Mart and Starbucks outnumber those to any Wall Street firms.The general tone is left-wing, though a lone youth with an "End the Fed" placard is described as a "Ron Paul person", and the libertarian Republican presidential hopeful has at least a handful of supporters there.

During the remainder of Mr. Salinas's administration, which ended on Nov. 30, 1994, his government was unable to convince the public that it had solved the murder, even though a lone shooter arrested at the scene had been convicted and sentenced.

By 2006, though, he was a lone wolf once more, standing as an independent, gaining 439 votes and – yet again – not winning.

For now, though, it's just a lone guy in sequins fighting the system, and even those Russians' joy should be tinged with a tear for him.

He's being afforded so much time by the non-existent Holland midfield though, Nigel de Jong ploughing a lone furrow at the base of it.

Please pitch like a human I'd agree with Calacanis though – whther you are a lone startup trying to pitch your firm or a PR person, be a human being.

Eventually Monkey half-steps out of his reverie and runs, slowed as though through space, toward a lone, glowing carnival tent in the middle of a dark field.

It proved to be largely a lone hand he played though, his 71 from 84 balls, with 11 fours, ended when he lofted Moeen to long on.

Though a few lone guerrillas fighters in Iraq have granted interviews, no one has stepped forward claiming to speak for the insurgency.