1.   A moment or two afterward I was almost alone on horseback in the open field between the two lines of battle.

2.   All during supper, eating a pork chop and cauliflower and mashed potatoes, Stephen had wanted to be alone.

3.   And he, to be truthful to himself, had been relieved that he was not alone.

4.   And so, as she started down the path, she was alone.

5.   Are you alone?

6.   I just wanted a private word.

7.   As we shall see, the Museum of Modern Art is not alone in adopting this form of display.

8.   At any time, very little visiting took place and the women were always alone.

9.   Being alone in the house made her nervous.

10.   Being alone with a baby all day bored her to tears.