Sentence examples for to be lone from inspiring English sources

Assailants were often said to be lone, deranged, men venting their frustrations on the weak.

"There are some great individuals working within these organisations, but they tend to be lone wolves or sole traders", he notes.

A further danger, Byman added, is that Muslims in the United States will feel more alienated "and thus easier to recruit or inspire to be lone wolves.

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In this, Engberg points out, Motherwell was exceptional among the first generation of Abstract Expressionists, who tended to be lone wolves.

This indicates that bacteria, long thought to be lone operators, have a communication system that lets them determine how many of them are there.

Disabled women were more likely to have no educational qualifications, be lone parents and suffer from general ill health.

Now, Slaughter said, if a team is blown out, it is said to have been Lone Peaked.

Probably the closest Hollywood equivalent to Kajaki is Lone Survivor, in which a four-man Navy Seal team is stranded behind enemy lines.

Homer justifies his decision to be the lone dissenting voice by saying, "I'm only doing what I think is right.

He is not going to be a lone wolf.