| At this stage, people begin singly and alone, almost always silently, to question their own past values. |
| Another group discussed comprises carbanionic synthons in which the carbon atom carries a singly bonded heteratom. |
| Even the most parvenu journalist is, or should be, taught at his first shoot that grouse and partridges are counted in brace, pheasants singly. |
| Positions of trust were designated to all members of this Parliament, singly and corporately, who were seen as guardians of the public weal. |
| Interspersed between dance items were the tin whistle groups who played both singly and in groups turning out a lively medley of tunes. |
| He plans to make nine bronze castings up to 8 feet tall, which will be installed singly or in groups among the buildings. |
