A tune, air, strain, or a whole piece, played by a single person on an instrument, or sung by a single voice.
However, I wait your determination; for happy is he who receives a kingdom, not from a single person only, but from the willing suffrages of a great many.
Unity being deemed favorable to energetic and prompt action, the chief executive power of the nation was given to a single person.
A corporation, or body politic, is an association of persons authorized by law to transact business under a common name, and as a single person.
And it is considered in law a publication of such defamatory writing, though communicated to a single person.
The memories which all living forms prove by their actions that they possess-the memories of their common identity with a single person in whom they meet-this is incontestable proof of their being animated by a common soul.
So the Tree of Life still lives and thrives as a single person, no matter how many new features it has acquired during its development, nor, again, how many of its individual leaves fall yellow to the ground daily.
Sir Orlando Bridgeman, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, who had the management of the trials, told the grand jury in his charge that no authority whatever, either of a single person or of Parliament, had any coercive power over the king.
It seemed made to contain a single person, and the way it skimmed over the water was a perfect marvel to the spectators.
The three carefully approached the camp-fire, and soon assured themselves that there was but a single person near it, an old Indian who sat with closed eyes and nodding head, totally unmindful of their presence.
A single person dressed in the garb of a miner was standing on the shore leisurely surveying them as they came along.
The splendour of majesty and power bestows an importance on the fortunes even of a single person.
This observation, concerning propensity of priests to the government of a single person, is not true with regard to one sect only.
For my part, I remained a close prisoner, without a visit from a single person, none of my most intimate friends daring to come near me, through the apprehension that such a step might prove injurious to their interests.
Still, not a single person of the Guises ever mentioned a word to me on the subject; and it was well known that, for more than a twelvemonth, M.
In the first chapter of Job we have an account of a transaction said to have arisen in the court, or at the levee, of the best of all possible princes, or of governments by a single person, viz.
It was started without any communication with a single person of activity in the country party, and, as it should seem, without any kind of concert with government.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "single person" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
