"I cannot possibly describe to you what it felt like to be standing alone in the pitchy blackness of that silent wood in the small hours of the night.
With the Sixers trailing by 2 points in the final seconds, Iverson dished the ball to Coleman in the lane, who relayed it to Snow standing alone beyond the 3-point line.
A minute before the break a miskick by Celtic midfielder Nir Bitton went straight to Forrest, standing alone inside the Dees penalty area and with time, but his drive sped straight to Bain.
Crosby scored his first goal of the series when a blocked shot caromed to him standing alone at the open side of the Montreal net at 7 22 of the first period, tying the score at 1-1.
I asked a bunch of friends my age whether they minded being called "adorable" and I admit that I appear to be standing alone out on this limb.
But it's terrible for the prospects of changing disastrous U.S. policies towards the Palestinians for Dennis to be standing alone.
"[T]he concept of greatness," he says in the same work, "entails being noble, wanting to be by oneself, being able to be different, standing alone and having to live independently [auf-eigne-Faust-leben-müssen]" (BGE 212).
So it was right that, after the applause for the actual dancing had ended, and the curtain rose to show Mr. Askegard standing alone onstage to receive the audience's congratulations, the first to join him were the company's ballerinas, one by one.
He says, "Go up to the person standing alone, engage them and befriend them, because no person goes to a conference wanting to be left alone; they're alone because they're shy.
