1. Experience keeps no school, she teaches her pupils singly. 

2. Troubles never come singly.

3. Troubles never comes singly.

4. Plant the trees singly or in small groups.

5. The materials can be used singly or in combination.

6. They marched out singly or in pairs.

7. Doctors usually see their patients singly.

8. Do you teach your students singly or in groups?

9. Guests arrived singly or in groups.

10. The stamps are available singly or in books of ten.

11. The perfumed oils can be used singly or blended with others.

12. But slices of bad luck never come singly.

13. Taken singly none is completely reliable.

14. Are the rolls sold singly or by the dozen?

15. Hauntings and exorcisms; you can't buy them singly.

16. Singly, the leopard would defeat them, but together they can drive it away.

17. When reflected from a rough surface, singly and doubly reflected waves intermingle, and the signal is depolarized.

18. Tod sins singly ... He has acquired a taste for alcohol and tobacco.

19. And all, whether singly or in combination, have preceded previous recessions.

20. Misfortunes never come singly. Anne Frank 

21. A large number of possible diseases can occur singly or in combination.

22. Misfortunes (or Hardships) never (or seldom) come alone (or singly). 

23. Once well formed, remove the polythene bag and allow to grow on for a few weeks before potting on each plant singly.

24. The 116-page catalog specifies which items may be purchased singly and which are sold only in multiples.

25. The muntjac and roe deer are browsers, living either singly or in very small groups throughout the year in dense woodland.

26. In addition, there is the growing use of other instruments, either singly or in groups.

27. Uniformed cops went on shift in pairs, joking, or came off singly, depressed.

28. They are usually obtainable from publishers and can be purchased singly or in batches, depending on your personal requirements.

29. Assuming the past is irrecoverable, the obvious fall-back positions are ethnicity and religion, singly or in combination.

30. Surprisingly, many of us know about the events of our lives without always seeing their significance, singly or cumulatively.

31. Her hubby is singly crazy about football.

32. Patients went singly into the consulting room.

33. Where the filing is made on a case-by-case basis, the banking institution shall make filing by submitting singly the information on the opening of an individual bank settlement account to the RBSAMS.

34. List processing is one of the computer's biggest strengths; singly linked lists provide the basis for a number of interesting algorithms and techniques that are useful in every aspect of programming.

35. "The ill-treatment to which they were subjected while held in the CIA program, either singly or in combination, constituted torture," Danner quoted the report as saying.

36. Compare the content of calcium in the bovine pericardial material by compound tanning with 1% cation fat with singly tanning by amylic aldehyde.

37. Some went as mercenary soldiers , others as merchants or craftsmen, some in organized groups , others singly.

38. Barrage balloon:a balloon anchored sIngly or In a series over a military objective to support nets that hInder the passage of enemy aircraft.

39. Both HGF and FGF4 can induce umbilical cord blood MNC to differentiate into hepatocyte-like cells singly or coordinately.

40. Jupiter, to wipe off this aspersion, declared another lottery, for mortals singly and exclusively of the gods.

41. SO algorithm uses Bucket List and Singly Threaded Ternary Tree to manage and search the terrain polygon.

42. More enterprising dancers, singly or in couples , frequently broke into brief improvisations.

43. The disputing parties may also jointly choose from among the members of the Maritime Arbitration Commission a sole arbitrator to form by himself a Tribunal to act singly.

44. The belief updating algorithm, in singly connected causal polytrees is discussed in the paper.

45. At high magnification, the large Paget's cells of Paget's disease of breast have abundant clear cytoplasm and appear in the epidermis either singly or in clusters.

46. The holy strain arose singly on the breathing silence of the wilderness.

47. As an increasing proportion of the population turns to CAM therapies, whether singly or in combination with allopathic medicine, the need for quality research in this area is reinforced.

48. It can be concluded that good separation of both co-ions and counter ions cannot be achieved by a single type of the singly charged NF membranes.

49. The microspore mother cells give rise to isobilateral tetrads by meiosis. Cytokinesis is successive. The mature pollen grains are 2-celled and are shed singly.

50. Misfortunes never come singly, two unfortunate matters happened to him in tandem.

51. The main subject of this dissertation is about the research on beliefs updating and abductive Reasoning as well as in singly conne...

52. Willam Ellery Channing wrote, " Men , it is justly said[http://], can do jointly what they cannot do singly. ".

53. Flowing freely curve shape, delineate the sport and the metre that calmness art possess singly.

54. An inflorescence having stalked flowers arranged singly along an elongated, unbranched axis, as in the lily of the valley.

55. The singly - linked list is the easiest of the linked list, which has one link per node.

56. William Ellery Channing wrote, " Men, it is justly said , can do jointly what they cannot do singly. ".

57. All these actions, singly and in combination, are part of the tested and true armamentarium of science.

58. Meanwhile , the software adopts three layer structure, it makes software working faster, and there is no difference between opening the software anywhere or using it singly.

59. A kind of analysis method used for computing the singly reentrant cylindrical cavity of relativistic klystron is developed in this paper.

60. Any party of a joint account may singly have full authority on the account.

61. Each flower may have one or more carpels borne singly apocarpous gynoecium or gynoecium.

62. Coccus (pl. cocci) A spherical-shaped bacterium. Cocci may be found singly, in pairs (e. g. Diplococcus), or chains (e. g. Streptococcus), or in regularly or irregularly packed clusters.