| The cinereous vulture breeds mostly in high mountains and large forests, in loose colonies or solitarily. |
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| Out there, among the cypress and the palm, where the alligator solitarily glides and the egret sails in chevron, sanctuary beckoned. |
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| Guillemots often forage solitarily, or in small groups, and they primarily select nearshore demersal fishes for their chicks. |
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| Put it this way, if I had written it solitarily I would not have written it the way it is. |
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| Flowers are generally borne solitarily in leaf axils or in inflorescences subtended by bracts, but some taxa are ebractate. |
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| When I went out to shine the torch on them, I caught one young lad walking solitarily up the road and we exchanged a few words. |
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| Her claim was disallowed on the basis that she had not been confined solitarily. |
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| Even when published, it's read solitarily at one's own pace. |
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| It is in this spirit that Catherine Izzo has worked, solitarily and patiently for years. |
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| One of the most significant examples of Romanesque-Pugliese rises solitarily on the far side of the harbour. |
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| Schooling evidently provides a better chance for small fish to survive many environmental hazards than if they live solitarily. |
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| Hornbills and wood hoopoes move about in small parties most of the year, but they nest solitarily. |
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| Several other species of hornbills occasionally forage solitarily on the ground. |
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| Soon this private world of solitarily experienced, silently swallowed incidents erupts into the sphere of public event and global notice. |
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| Binge watching doesn't give me any of that when I partake either solitarily or with a group. |
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| In addition, walruses feed solitarily but are often near other walruses in small or large groups that may surface and dive in unison. |
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| He lived solitarily or in group, but had to remain observant at all times. |
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| Usually whales hunt solitarily, but they do sometimes hunt cooperatively in small groups. |
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