Sentence examples for what a lone from inspiring English sources

Who knows what a lone representative, or a few united by a favored cause, might extract from a presidential candidate in return for a defection from party ranks?

Again, there's a limit to what a lone wolf can do.

If this is what a lone Lepidoptera enthusiast can accomplish, we can't wait to see how Hayao Miyazaki's in-progress CGI short Boro the Caterpillar turns out.

What is a lone Puritan widow in 1660s England to do when the Restoration government digs up her husband's body, decapitates him posthumously and puts his head on a pike?

FM Jim Brunberg takes his twin six-year-old daughters on US roadtrips in their Winnebago to answer questions such as "What's a lone wolf?", interviewing people until the girls come to their own conclusions.

The nitrogen atoms of amines have what chemists call a lone pair of electrons, and it is this which attaches each amine molecule to the nanotube.

Democrats took control of the Senate for the first time in more than four decades in the 2008 election, but appear poised to cede to Republicans what would be a lone bulwark of power in the state, with all statewide offices and the Assembly in the hands of Democrats.

What was once a lone voice crying in the wilderness is now a message, or mini-scandal, echoing across the Internet.

He is now what Matthew Gwyther and Elizabeth Anderson call "a lone wolf in his Shad Thames lair," adding that a big corporation "would probably worry that such a highly principled individual would prove a source of trouble" should they hire him.

Though Wilma was what scientists call a "lone, sociable," who had somehow lost her mother and her pod, she was rarely alone in the harbor.

What began as a lone sighting of a few clowns in South Carolina quickly snowballed into a full-blown harlequin pandemic last year, with people suddenly spotting evil, bloodthirsty clowns cropping up all over the country.