1.   And a lonely one, she reflected.

2.   But the path Lai is setting for himself is an increasingly lonely one.

3.   Everyone looked alienated from everyone else, and the choreographic crowds were inevitably lonely ones.

4.   For Danuta Trojanowska, though, the world remains a lonely one, limited to the interior of the New York United Hospital in Port Chester.

5.   Henry Louis Gates at the time was a mere graduate student, and a lonely one at that.

6.   If the United States is in for a long war, it will at least not be a lonely one, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said Monday.

7.   It was also a lonely one.

8.   The fight for free speech and other freedoms on the Internet can be a lonely one, Leahy says.

9.   The path chosen by Doug Carithers is a lonely one.

10.   To judge by the November ballot, the first council meeting in the Village of Laura this winter could be a lonely one.