lone *

Not the sort of thing a lone woman would do.

They both knew people lone gone to a better world.

A lone man would make the situation all the better.

But being the lone voice of reason, he said, can have a social cost.

A lone figure was standing by the side of the road.

I found a room with a lone bed in it.

She stood by the lone door for a long time.

Except for those of the lone black woman, their eyes are all blue.

Nor was his state so lone as you might think.

She was the lone woman in the company, how could he not miss her?

The lone man was getting closer to our end of the line.

A lone voice in a body of three hundred men!

She was nothing but one lone woman who knew few people and wanted only to live her own simple life in peace.

The Democrats lost on the lone major vote so far.

A lone woman, in other words, and likely to remain so.

A lone white king stands at the far end of the board.

It was the action of a lone man who does not believe in fighting.

Maybe some day they'll write about it, how a lone man took on seven others.

You'll never hear me take my leave, so I'll say it here lone.

As a result, the team would finish with a record of 2-6 for its lone season.

But he was the lone force for Cleveland late in the game.

Over the long term, therefore, America must play a lone hand.

Q. Before what age should the state break free of lone parents?

There was a lone man in the car and the back of his head looked familiar.

But some are now learning to act like lone wolves.