" Prince was standing alone at the front door. "Dan.
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What's it like standing alone in this basement all day?
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Barr's, Consovoy's, and Cipollone's statements are troubling enough standing alone.
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Exhibit A: This video of her standing alone and cackling to herself.
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His photographs exude the chill of standing alone in a desolate location.
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However, like its iconic heroine, this book is capable of standing alone.
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A reporter found him standing alone on the sidewalk outside the museum.
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"This is better than standing alone by yourself over there," she said.
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But they are vulnerable when they are standing alone on the platform.
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Following the election of Donald Trump however, Beijing looks to be standing alone.
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Though, as with women, photos where you're standing alone worked 11 percent better.
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Just standing there because it's rocks so just standing alone was so hard.
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America must stand with the Iranian people, even if it means standing alone.
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Just breaching a contract, standing alone, will not be enough to prove fraud.
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You may find yourself standing alone, against those you thought were trusted colleagues.
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In the final scene, he had Angel standing alone after everyone had departed.
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Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, standing alone, does not satisfy that standard.
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Beavis at the Monday rally because he was standing alone and smiling like he
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I saw people standing alone become enveloped in conversation with the strangers surrounding them.
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But Popović says it's important to understand that this new generation isn't standing alone.
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As I pulled away, she was still standing alone on the porch in darkness.
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On many of the shirts was the III%'s credo, "NSA"—Never Standing Alone.
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Any of these issues, standing alone, should disqualify him from consideration for the job.
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As I walked out, I saw a man standing alone looking at the fruit.
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We first meet him standing alone in a freezing river, a kind of autobaptism.
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"He's standing alone the way the Currahees have stood alone for our country," Seitz said.
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Standing alone onstage at a South Brooklyn synagogue last September, Phil Elverum offered an apology.
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Standing alone facing the ocean, I suddenly felt my dad's presence, sensed him near me.
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Ralf Groene, Microsoft's head of industrial design, was standing alone, staring almost wistfully into space.
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I was a martyr, but I was fine with standing alone on the burning ship.
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Statues of women, standing alone and demanding attention in a public space, are extremely rare.
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It is less apparent whether standing alone it qualifies as a high crime or misdemeanor.
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STANDING ALONE Only one player from each team has played in every game this season.
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And chances are, once you take a stand, you'll find you're not standing alone for long.
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They're a supercanopy tree in the current forest, standing alone like sentinels over the smaller hardwoods.
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Standing alone, these connections could be dismissed merely as Trump being vindictive against Comey and Mueller.
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Standing alone next to the vast, improvised memorial outside its gates, I felt overcome with sadness.
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You are standing alone around a table filled with men, extending your finger, refusing to back down.
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"But at least it gives the impression that the Trump administration is not standing alone," he said.
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The United States is right to resist the call to censor, even if it means standing alone.
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Standing alone, I think it is a stretch to suggest that Trump's latest tweet constitutes witness tampering.
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Finally, the tree came into view, standing alone in a clearing that overlooked rolling hills of wheat.
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Sexual activity with a person who has consumed drugs or alcohol is not, standing alone, a criminal act.
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Repairing that one glaring weakness would promote Ms Osaka from first among equals to a queen standing alone.
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Anonymous charges may well be true standing alone because survivors of sexual abuse fear coming forward by name.
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In 2010, I was standing alone waving my flag… Now, it's turned around in the past two years.
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When prosecutors Archibald Cox and Leon Jaworski conducted their investigations into Richard Nixon, they were not standing alone.
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"I think we'll see very few of them standing alone by the end of the year," she said.
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At the entrance, standing alone, is Dan Flavin's "The Diagonal of May 270, 21974 (To Robert Rosenblum)" (21957).
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Returning from lunch I turned my corner and there On a near-by stoop I saw him standing alone.
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Standing alone, the 40% decline represents a victory for the Trump administration, which has consistently touted tougher enforcement measures.
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At one point during the evening, two attendees notice a student standing alone near the corner of the room.
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Oryx's broken sword standing alone in a pool, where you defeated him at the end of The Taken King.
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At the same time, many barely-there contributions show just how confident Ocean is in his work standing alone.
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Suddenly, Puckett was standing alone with the prosecutors, while on the other side of the aisle were his friends.
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I, for one, am grateful that in this era of Trumpian foreign policy, Israel is no longer standing alone.
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She stood with our allies and held our adversaries accountable, even when it required standing alone on the world stage.
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The following seven Broadway cast recordings boast certain Hamiltonian delights, while all standing alone as their own hugely enjoyable works.
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"Just look at our record of being right, but standing alone," stormed its former leader, Tim Farron, to rapturous applause.
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My mom taught me to stand up & say "That's not okay" Even if you find yourself standing alone, speak up.
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One of WWE's defining images each year is the Royal Rumble winner, standing alone, gazing up at a WrestleMania sign.
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"I think 99% of (other) athletes around the pool deck back him, so he's not really standing alone," he added.
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"Neither case, standing alone, presented sufficient evidence to prove rape," the statement, from the Monroe County, Indiana, prosecutor's office, reads.
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Back outside, I approach a man in a suit and a horse-tie standing alone with binoculars around his neck.
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Standing alone a few feet in front of the stage, he captured most of it on a primitive cassette recorder.
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The routine ends with simulated machine-gun fire and the woman, looking stunned and stricken, standing alone on the ice.
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"Six years after those tragic days, we are standing alone and helpless against a ruthless and cruel act," they wrote.
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"The U.S. is standing alone in the world..it cannot create a coalition (in the Gulf)," he told a news conference.
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Ignoring the wisecracks, Roger headed straight for the bathroom before he could be served, which left Mark Allen Guidry standing alone.
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But she's standing alone in the aftermath, and she's fielding the same old questions, and delivering the same common-sense answers.
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That didn't happen, but Shulkin and McMaster are now out, leaving Carson standing alone on the "least likely to succeed" list.
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For miles around there are farms with horses standing alone in pastures, and I do not have to hear one word.
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He glanced below and noticed a slim black man standing alone, looking anxious and bewildered in a sea of white faces.
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The final shot features Shine standing alone, reading a review of her work that will be in print the next day.
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Show the mess, show the kitchen flops, show the dumb choices we all make when we're standing alone at the refrigerator.
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But with Sessions as attorney general, it appears that many communities will be even worse off than if they were standing alone.
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Abruptly, security cleared out the room, and I was left standing alone in a pile of literal garbage in an old basement.
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The bride beelined right for our table after the 'introducing Mr. & Mrs.' thing – ignoring her family and leaving her husband standing alone.
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If one is standing alone, it's lonely; if there are two, they form a couple; if there are three, it means jealousy.
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A day earlier, Bacelar was game-planning how to ambush the Pelosis, but now, she's standing alone in the back, quiet, observant.
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"Nobody likes being the cheese that's standing alone," Mr. Hurd said in an interview with The Daily, The New York Times's podcast.
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But, standing alone, these hearings will be insufficient if Congress' goal is to ensure accountability from President Donald Trump and the White House.
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The camera follows a woman walking across a tightrope, men moving through space with hula hoops, a man standing alone, touching his body.
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Looking away from the camera (which upped likes by 74 percent) and standing alone (increased likes by 69 percent) were also big helps.
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"You haven't seen her do what I've seen her do," he replies, cut to a very melancholy Melisandre standing alone in her chambers.
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Armstrong had the instinct to photograph Aldrin standing alone and told him - by radio transmission - to turn around for a picture, Levasseur said.
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With other countries raising tariffs to American products and signing trade deals without the United States, the American cheesemaker is increasingly standing alone.
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It was 10 in the morning and I was standing, alone and enthralled, on the second floor balcony of the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana.
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"Slaves" like Sylvie were expected to obey "masters" in a pyramid-like structure, with Raniere standing alone at the top as the only man.
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She's less than pleased to discover the image of a woman standing alone in a field of flowers, awash in pastel pinks and purples.
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"The video at full speed, standing alone, is troublesome," Adams said in the letter, which was posted on the website of CNN affiliate WYFF.
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"Somebody's going to remember me," Stiles says in a voiceover as he is seen standing alone in a dark, empty hallway (or railroad tracks?).
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Patients standing alone with just their willpower and the latest diet to guide them invariably face great difficulty against a complex disease like obesity.
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Murphy hustled out to the seats overlooking left field where he shot Williams standing alone in the outfield for the top of the ninth.
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But upon hearing myself think words, "Happy birthday dear Nicole," while standing alone in a bathroom two months before my actual birthday, I cringed.
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A prosecutor cannot charge generalized "conspiracy" standing alone; there must be a conspiracy to commit some specific crime (called the "object of the conspiracy").
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Olsen, standing alone in a blacked out room, donned a tinsel-inspired silver wig and headset as looming, deep pulsing synth crept up around her.
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"Connie, I tried to answer you," Walden, standing alone on stage in a blue blazer and plaid shirt, pleaded to Connie Burton over resounding boos.
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They pretend to be unable to make out what Shakespeare is trying to do, standing alone on that sandstone block in such a summerlike costume.
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Individual empowerment is critical, but standing alone it places too much of the burden of privacy protection on individuals, without requiring due diligence by companies.
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I was standing alone in the entrance hall of my boardinghouse when Charles came through the front door on his way to visit a friend.
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Instead, Kohl's is typically situated off-mall, either standing alone or in a shopping center, thus it hasn't suffered from a decline in mall traffic.
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The technicians pointed out the Dobson spectrophotometer: a small silver dome standing alone, like a miniature planetarium, and tracking changes in the earth's ozone layer.
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That is especially vital for low-wage workers, whose individual claims, standing alone, may be negligible to the billion-dollar companies for which they work.
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"Because the voter's intent is key, any alleged ballot harvesting, standing alone, does not weigh in favor of a new election," Mr. Harris's lawyers wrote.
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Then there's the impressively muscled figure standing alone in a corner, looking like he got lost on the way to an exhibition of neo-Classical nudes.
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Dashboard camera video from one of the first troopers to arrive shows Kyron Hinton standing alone on April 3, moaning and gesturing on a Raleigh street.
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Come on, be serious; the markets are impervious to the collection of such trivial matters, most of which, standing alone, would have felled a lesser foe.
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He often approaches foreign relations and meetings with leaders of other nations like a boxer – standing alone, fighting hard for the best interests the United States.
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But this time, Paul largely found himself standing alone as he tried to force his party to reckon with the budget deal's impact on the deficit.
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Even though I may have access to a larger outlet, a collective voice is bigger and much more persuasive than any musician or artist standing alone.
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She said she was standing alone, Thrush came up to talk to her, and suddenly he leaned in and landed a wet kiss on her ear.
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There are also of course quieter or more ambiguous moments — a man dancing, a man standing alone in the dark, a man staring out the window.
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Chickpeas and rice, which she ate, standing, alone in the crowd, in minute forkfuls, like a bird, before receiving a gaggle of third-graders in snowsuits.
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We were standing alone in that regard and now if you don't have at least four gay characters people are like, 'What is this piece of sh–?
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It would be up to the sports authorities, he said, "to determine whether the provided strands of evidence, standing alone or together, build a sufficiently strong cable."
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Guarding Ocean City made me uneasy because the researchers were all inside a tent and I was standing alone outside on a top of a small ridge.
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An applicant's race, standing alone, would never the reason for admission, Lee said, with Harvard's "whole person review" designed to ensure that no one characteristic was overriding.
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If you're committed to a contextual reading, you should save this GIF for times when you're mocking someone who's standing alone in their commitment to an unwise idea.
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Of these photos, my favorite shows a skinny young guy in an impeccably matched hockey outfit standing alone in front of an overturned truck going up in flames.
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Looking back, Ash sees the leader of the Squirtle Squad, standing alone, her sharp sunglasses planted firmly on her head, a barrier keeping her separated from the world.
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After the case(s) was filed, evidence continued to be developed that lead us to the conclusion that neither case, standing alone, presented sufficient evidence to prove rape.
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"Are you there yet?" she messages me at 8 PM. I'm sure she's only messaged because she's wondering if I'm standing alone in the rain like an idiot.
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Standing alone at a podium in the Rose Garden, he apologized to the American people and acknowledged the "great burden" the impeachment inquiry placed on Congress and Americans.
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" The justices set forth a straightforward rule: "Setting up a meeting, calling another public official, or hosting an event does not, standing alone, qualify as an 'official act.
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Standing alone in the darkness on a 20-foot platform, Gilfry faced the audience, confined to the mezzanine seats, at eye level, his isolation emphasized by his detached proximity.
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He was standing alone on the edge of the platform, a pale, middle-aged man with a teardrop-shaped belly, white-blond corn-silk hair and wire-rimmed glasses.
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A picture by Reuters photographer Omar Sobhani showed Ali standing alone in the courtyard of the mosque as policemen taking cover behind a doorway called and waved to him.
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Another artist, Parker Bright, has conducted peaceful protests in front of the painting, standing alone and sometimes with a few others, to partly obscure the viewer's ability to see it.
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One of images that recurs across a few of her books — Cat's Eye, Lady Oracle — features a sad and humiliated 8-year-old girl standing alone in the winter snow.
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The wire made me feel more secure but I still had a strange feeling, standing alone in the darkness with only the lights from the ship to help me see.
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SAN FIORANO, Italy (Reuters) - "There is me and my shadow," primary school teacher Marzio Toniolo says, standing alone in a usually bustling car park in northern Italy's coronavirus "red zone".
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According to the account provided by Mr. De Iesu, Mr. Amri was standing alone on a piazza in Sesto San Giovanni, next to the northern terminus of a subway line.
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And then, with a terrific match cut, the film reveals who the girl grows up to be: Rooney Mara, standing alone in a club, lights and music throbbing around her.
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Topeka, Kansas (CNN)Topeka Police Officer Aaron Bulmer knew something wasn't right when he spotted a little boy standing alone in the city's Central Park on a drizzly, crisp Sunday morning.
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While standing alone in the middle of the round stage that jutted into the audience, Swift used a black towel to wipe herself off and her fans started begging for it.
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And here was one of the most extraordinary movie stars of the '40s... standing alone on Hollywood Boulevard with me and Gary Owens from 'Laugh In' and her star sitting there.
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And it's possible the large Democratic field will leave Sanders standing alone at the end, if Democrats are divided among a number of candidates and a core group sticks with him.
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In the third minute, Argentina played a short pass off a corner kick, and Lavezzi pushed the ball back to Messi, who was standing alone just outside the 18-yard box.
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Standing alone in the slot, he one-timed a pass from Connor McDavid as the Oilers cut along the bottom of the right face-off circle and fed him the puck.
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In this light, and with the United States now standing alone as a dissenter from the Paris accord, the timing of the US National Climate Assessment report could not be better.
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"An allegation standing alone is not necessarily sufficient to conclude that conduct occurred, particularly where the accusing party declines to produce supporting evidence that she herself asserts exists," the report concludes.
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They made sure I was never awkwardly standing alone with no one to talk to, but I never once felt like they were only making conversation with me because they had to.
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"'Back Down to the Dirt' takes place in that moment when you realize everything you ever tried to build has fallen apart and you're left standing alone in the wreckage," says Pittelman.
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Virginia, now a yoga instructor and lifestyle expert, said she was standing alone at the Queens-based tennis tournament when Trump began to speak about her to other men he was with.
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The judge in the case, meanwhile, decided that the "software guys" can keep calling themselves engineers without worry: "The term 'engineer,' standing alone, is neither actually nor inherently misleading," the judge wrote.
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Granted, those kind of accolades might sound like a lot to ask of one guy, standing alone on stage, armed only with a few musical instruments and an unabated passion for rock.
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Inaugurated as the 45th U.S. president one year ago, fortunately Donald Trump has not had to deal with anything as urgent as standing alone to defend the Free World against the Nazis.
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Two Septembers ago, I arrived early outside the class where I was to teach first-year writing at U.C.L.A., only to find my students each standing alone and staring at their phones.
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You are legitimately scaring everybody around you, standing alone in the corner with your eyes glazing over and the dirty shoes you took off hours ago placed sadly next to your lifeless body.
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To do so is a glaring display of our own privilege and it leaves victims standing alone, feeling as though there's no one who even cares to stand up and fight for them.
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More recently, the Bachman shot calls to mind a photograph of activist Maria-Teresa "Tess" Asplund standing alone and confronting several hundred neo-Nazi marchers in Sweden, her fist firmly raised in protest.
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It all started when celebrity chef José Andrés, who owns about 473 restaurants in the DC area, tweeted a photo of himself standing alone, outside a Georgetown restaurant called Cafe Milano, looking exasperated.
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Or perhaps it was the fact that she was unique, an outlier, a young Black woman standing alone on a team that, in many gyms across the country, would likely be all-white.
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Clinton's experience, standing alone before the public, may be a liability, but when judged against Trump's complete lack of experience or understanding of the most basic policies, may yet be her strongest asset.
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My future father-in-law soon found himself standing alone, in cap and gown, on a long float crawling down Pennsylvania Avenue — a nervous representation of Eisenhower's tenure as president of Columbia University.
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More than good conscience or realism, the loss of Republican support in the Senate will be the only development that can leave President Trump standing alone, with no choice but to step down.
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" After standing alone against Berlin since the German invasion of Poland on the first day of September 1939, struggling to engage an isolationist America, Churchill "slept the sleep of the saved and thankful.
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In August 2018, Thunberg began a one-woman student strike against climate change, standing alone with a distinctive hand-lettered sign on the steps of the parliament building in Stockholm for three weeks.
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After lunch at Magdalena's, an excellent Mexican restaurant in Valatie, we met Lori Yarotsky, executive director of the Columbia County Historical Society, at a gabled brick house standing alone in a broad field.
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Standing alone on stage in the Walter Kerr Theatre (capacity 939), dressed in a black T-shirt and dark jeans, Bruce Springsteen goes off-microphone early in his new Broadway show to confess something.
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In a light box panoramic photograph, "Standing Alone" (22018), a parka-clad Strachan stands beside a fictitious flag, designed in the colors of his native Bahama and planted in an otherwise empty arctic vista.
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In some images, the anomaly is easy to spot: Two men sprinting through the middle of the sidewalk, a group of people moving in a coordinated way, a man standing alone in a crowd.
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In one glorious moment during the film's climax, Rogers straps his freshly broken arm into his shield (Stark gives him a repaired one at the beginning of the movie), standing alone against Thanos's army.
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Her rise also underscores a new political reality for Sanders -- that for now, he no longer appears to enjoy the luxury of standing alone in the second-place spot behind former Vice President Joe Biden.
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To be faced with all those people thinking and talking about me was like standing alone, at the center of a stadium, while thousands of people screamed at me at the top of their lungs.
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The most stark image from a day of stark images across the NFL on Sunday was of Steelers offensive lineman Alejandro Villanueva, standing alone outside the tunnel while the rest of his teammates remained inside.
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"In all my years of doing this,'' she said, "I have not seen an instance of a curfew violation standing alone as any indication that a person was on the path of committing some offense.
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Outside, just as Niko has left Eve standing alone and distraught, Villanelle approaches her love interest from behind, and gets so close you think they might finally meet again — only to withdraw at the last moment.
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But I imagine that Petty knew what he was doing with narrative, mentioning the longing, the "she," standing alone on her balcony, the use of "was" to signify the American Girl being distant, or now absent.
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What could be more seductive to a certain kind of teenager waiting for that first spark to ignite the comforting delusion that it's just you, standing alone in this infinite universe, feeling this morose and lonely.
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There are no restaurants or hotels nearby, but on game days the parking lot is filled with the cars of Hungarian oligarchs, who come to socialize while Viktor Orbán intently watches the game, often standing alone.
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Of course, not five minutes later, standing alone in my apartment, I convinced myself that this date would be a disaster; we had nothing in common and he was going to be dumb as a brick.
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His signature use of the flying-V gesture came at the moment of his ultimate defeat: standing alone atop the stairs into Marine One, surrendering to his enemies, leaving the White House for the final time.
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I put on a low-cut shirt and dark red-brown lipstick that I'd only ever worn standing alone in my bathroom, trying to determine if I might ever be the sort of girl who wore lipstick.
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Amid the strobe lights and smoke were seven or eight beautiful, impeccably made-up and scantily clad women, all either standing alone on their phones or looking for would-be paying customers amid the hordes of journalists.
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A Pakistani woman standing alone in a field died in front of her grandchildren when she was struck by a Hellfire missile - just one of the individuals killed by drone strikes conducted with little to no accountability.
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After he mic drops his cell phone and walks away, we end on a shot of Frances standing alone in the snow — outside of her own house, a drop of sea blue in an ocean of snow white.
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The world hadn't seen a music act release a film that was capable of standing alone as a separate piece of work from the songs that inspired it since the Beatles released A Hard Day's Night in 1964.
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She was a wide-eyed White House intern just four days into the job when she found herself standing alone next to the most powerful man in the world — in the most intimate room within 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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If you leave the Darius palace rooms and retrace your steps, you will come upon another treasure uncovered in Susa: a seven-foot-tall black stone stele in the shape of an index finger, standing alone under spotlights.
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"Neither company standing alone can create a nationwide 5G network with the breadth and depth required to fuel the next wave of mobile Internet innovation in the U.S. and answer competitive challenges from abroad," T-Mobile and Sprint insist.
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Near the game's end, Manning was removed from the field to a standing ovation from the crowd, a roar that continued for about 90 seconds as Manning, standing alone near the bench, appeared to rub tears from his eyes.
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Standing alone in the arctic tundra 28 miles from Inuvik, in the Northwest Territories of Canada, Seva's cabin looks straight out of a horror movie; chainsaws, axes, knives, and other weapons hang on the wall, and everything is covered in blood.
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Meanwhile, the blue-collar workers, millennials, and former Obama voters who abandoned Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in November, remain standing alone at the dance, with scarce outreach to them other than email blasts spinning Trump controversies into donation requests.
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Shame and shamelessness flood through her depictions of an overweight, naked woman standing alone in a cavernous studio, surrounded by her art, or in her close-ups of a starving creature cramming her maw with fistfuls of thick, scarred paint.
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As the final notes of the last song on Collegrove fade away, you're left with a poignant image of 2 Chainz standing alone in the studio, forlornly looking around for Lil Wayne, his idol and touted collaborator on the album.
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"If only I knew that choosing this dress for a wedding on a 90-degree day meant so many women would be outrightly rude to me, and even come up behind me slap my ass as I'm standing alone," she wrote.
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"If only I knew that choosing this dress for a wedding on a 90 degree day meant so many women would be outrightly rude to me, and even come up behind me slap my ass as I'm standing alone," she wrote.
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" Karen said power vying women like Ivanka are "standing alone in their own entity, their own right, owning their own power as opposed to beside a man like Meghan Markle with Prince Harry or Melania Trump with President Donald Trump.
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In contrast to the clip for lead single "LMK," which was well-populated and party-centric, giving a referential nod to R&B and rap videos of the 1990s, the "Blue Light" visual sees Kelela standing alone against a blue backdrop.
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Thunder 113, Spurs 99 | Oklahoma City wins series, 4-2 OKLAHOMA CITY — Standing alone, 26 feet from the basket, Kevin Durant flicked his wrist and held his hand aloft as the ball curved from his fingertips and splashed through the net.
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Standing alone on a podium-free stage in the middle of a basketball arena, the candidates urged more than 12,000 roaring Democrats to think about what kind of candidate they want to lead the party in the November 2020 election.
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She is performing a (real, authentic) song that he wrote; she is standing alone behind a microphone the way he (really, authentically) performed, instead of dancing; her face is (really, authentically) bare of makeup in the way that he preferred.
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First, there is a multi-phased terrorist takeover of the plaza outside the Louvre, which leaves tourists running and screaming, with a stereotypically Islamic-looking man standing alone in the vast space with a stereotypical suitcase bomb chained to his wrist.
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The conflict fueled speculation about a decisive shift in these global alliances toward what some have called the "G-6 plus one" — a reference to the U.S. standing alone — and appeared to mark a turning point in Trump&aposs relationships with longtime allies.
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Shifting the bill to the right thus ended up helping leadership win votes from both wings — from Freedom Caucus members whose demands were met, and from vulnerable Republicans who, without the protection of an ideologically heterodox opposition, feared standing alone against the bill.
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In the midst of a truly boring-as-shit Super Bowl, something unexpected happened: At one point, the camera feed glitched, the entire crowd vanished, and suddenly, Jordan Peele was there, standing alone in the middle of Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
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The show's other executive producer and writer, David Benioff, describes one of his favorite shots from the season where Jon, having fallen for Ramsay's trap, is shot from behind, unsheathing his sword, standing alone as 40 of Bolton's cavalry gallop towards him.
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Standing alone on the windswept summit of Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire, I get the sense that, apart from the lightweight studded-soled running shoes I'm wearing, I could be admiring this same incredible view at any time in the past thousand years.
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Lincoln Chafee being the lone Senate Republican to vote against the Iraq Resolution, the role of standing alone against one's party has long been a necessary one, even if it is just a matter of forcing colleagues to engage with reasonable alternatives.
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"If statistical probability standing alone is sufficient to define probable cause, then probable cause is going to be virtually meaningless in an era of big data," Natalie Ram, a legal scholar at the University of Maryland who studies genetic privacy, told BuzzFeed News.
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"I have been booed by 60,000 fans at Yankee Stadium standing alone at the pitcher's mound, so I have never really cared if I stood alone here in Congress as long as I stood by my beliefs and my values," he said.
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According to what appears to be the lone 2004 study that spells out the "YXQ-EQ" method, it turns out that the treatment consists of Yan standing alone in a room and emitting his Qi toward a group of lab-grown rat eye cells.
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Vona, who entered parliament in a far-right uniform in 2010 after the global financial crisis, bowed out of national politics clad in a sleek suit and a tie, standing alone in a corridor of parliament in a black-and-white photo posted online.
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Standing alone last week outside the EMW Women's Surgical Center in Louisville, Kentucky's only abortion clinic, in his attempt to dissuade young women from going inside, Joe Lynch said he felt that Justice Kavanaugh's confirmation had only deepened the division in the abortion debate.
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If you're able to secure a good conversation partner early on, you might think your troubles are over—that is, until that person walks away to grab a refill and you're left standing alone, awkward, and possibly bombarded by a river of unwanted thoughts.
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At the same time, and to greater political benefit, Mr. Moore, a former professional kickboxer, exhibits traits that many Alabamians see in themselves and seek in their elected officials: He is outwardly pious and prone to political pugilism, self-assured and satisfied with standing alone.
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Such a tax cut, standing alone, would lavish an enormous reward on megaprofitable firms that hoard vast sums of money abroad to avoid paying taxes, after making vast sums of money abroad by exporting American jobs to nations where that profit now sits idly.
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But, even standing alone, the data demonstrates that Apple's recent decision to increase its focus on India — where it wants to sell refurbished older devices to stretch its pricing range, is working to open its own retail outlets, and has slashed prices — is coming for good reason.
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Without Google going to the trouble of making its own phones — and evolving them successfully with each passing generation — we'd be facing the very real threat of Apple standing alone with its unmatched ability to control and steer the design of every aspect of its phone.
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"Untitled III," a photograph of a man lying in a bed with an arm covering his face, and "Untitled VII," of a white horse with blond hair standing alone on a beach, evoke a strong sense of home and deal with issues of displacement and loss.
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In a video posted on the Facebook page of the Odessa Police Department on Monday, the suspect is seen standing alone in front of the body of an elderly woman for about a minute on Friday and apparently twisting the woman's finger to remove a ring.
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"An allegation standing alone is not necessarily sufficient to conclude that the conduct occurred, particularly where the accusing party declines to produce supporting evidence that she herself asserts exists," wrote the investigator, Susan Ellingstad, who heads the employment law department of the firm Lockridge Grindal Nauen.
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"Even if sexual orientation were a 'function' of sex, that would be insufficient, standing alone, to violate Title VII; otherwise, all sex-specific practices, including bathrooms, dress codes, and physical fitness standards, would be unlawful," Solicitor General Noel Francisco wrote in a brief with the top court.
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Then every night when I come home for dinner and bedtime, I make my kids practice writing and play a rousing game of "Rapunzel Standing Alone In Her Tower" with Barbie dolls in the bath, trying to be the best damn Elyse Keaton I can be.
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About five minutes after being asked if I knew I was in the women's locker room, I was standing alone, wearing nothing but shorts — my chest was bare, revealing my top surgery scars — when a YMCA staff member approached me and told me that I needed to leave.
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Standing alone in the quiet, high-ceilinged room, I was reminded of the first stanza of Robert Creeley's poem "The Door (II)": It is hard going to the door cut so small in the wall where the vision which echoes loneliness brings a scent of wild flowers in a wood.
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Daniel Sturridge looped in a lazy floater of a cross and Wales captain Ashley Williams actually got his head on it but it went right to Vardy standing alone in front of goal and he swung around his right leg and pounded it into the ground and in for the equalizer.
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For her part, Collette sails through the six hours, easily carrying off the therapy episode and making the good moments Payne gives her delightful, like Joy's karaoke rendition of "Here Comes the Rain Again" or the happiness on her face when she's standing alone in a club listening to the band.
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But the point is that a party claiming to be standing alone against an existential threat to the republic should be willing to move somewhat, to compromise somehow, to bring a few of the voters who have lifted the G.O.P. to its largely undeserved political successes into the Democratic fold.
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Regardless of whether you do or don't do all the official mentoring stuff, direct some energy toward helping other women, even if it's just an offer to have a drink with a colleague or subordinate, a friendly smile in the school pick up line, or a rescue of that woman standing alone at the cocktail party.
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"We've been offering live streaming on YouTube since 2011, before it was cool," the blog post publicizing the news began, which sounds an awful lot like the rationalization of a company that is starting to realize with slow, creeping horror that it's standing alone on the shore as its flashier, hoodie-wearing friends party on a yacht nearby.
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If there were moments when my attention lagged in "Crudo," they had to do with the narrator's casual, diaristic way of name-dropping friends and places; it sometimes gave me the feeling of standing alone at a party, waiting in vain to be introduced—or of watching someone else's social-media feed, which may be part of the point.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by James Hill for The New York Times ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Standing alone, a few minutes before the doors were to open at the Zoological Museum of the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Alexei Tikhonov gazed at Masha, a 30,000-year-old baby mammoth that he brought here from a Siberian riverbank thirty years ago.
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It takes a while to learn exactly what Spinel's motivations are, but by the time she reveals her truth — that Pink Diamond tricked her into standing alone on a planet for six thousand goddamn years while Pink ran off to rule Earth, start a war, and die — it's clear that her grudge is more than understandable.
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" He continued, "This tree was standing alone beside the house so we ordered those multicolored, old fashioned lights from Amazon or Target and another dear personal friend gave me a really Iong extension cord and Bea and I cut a star out of the cardboard box the lights came on and wrapped it in Reynolds wrap (TM) like we do every Christmas.
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PlayStation's big, shiny exclusive of the first half of 2016 delivered a lot of what the already-familiar expected—clambering up quite-probably-listed buildings before watching them fall down, shooting nameless goons in their dumb mugs, Nate getting snarky with NPCs—while standing alone enough from its predecessors to represent a perfect jumping-on point for anyone who only moved over to Sony this console generation.
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Brian FitzpatrickBrian K. FitzpatrickVan Drew and the lost art of constructive dissent Nearly all Democrats expected to back articles of impeachment Republican group asks 'what is Trump hiding' in Times Square billboard MORE (R-Pa.), a purple district Republican, breaking with his colleagues to support the Democrats' Voting Rights Advancement Act, standing alone has the power to invite colleagues to question and refine the consensus view.
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Standing alone is the Russell building, a telling divide for the structure's namesake, Richard B. Russell Jr. While Mr. Dirksen famously broke the Southern filibuster of the Civil Rights Act, allowing the landmark anti-discrimination legislation to pass, Senator Russell of Georgia, a towering New Deal Democrat whose Senate career spanned four decades, led the filibuster that almost killed the bill, a show of defiance that underscored his strident support of racial segregation and white supremacy.
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