I have come home, a solo man, but one with many friends, he thought.

The top solo man, anyway, and a founder-member of the profession.

"Your contribution is unique, solo man," said Gold warmly.

Captain Gold had inadvertently provided that by referring to the Bynar's unique status as a "solo man."

Verbunkos: a solo man's dance evolved from the recruiting performances of the Austro-Hungarian army.

Solo Man (refers to the Ngandong site in Java)

As a general rule, women, older men and couples are much less of a target that younger or solo men though that depends on your attitude too.

The solo man and woman are always accompanied by a masked figure known in China as 'the Eternal One' and in England as 'the Messenger of Death'.

Solo Man (Homo erectus soloensis), was formerly classified as Homo sapiens soloensis and is now regarded as a subspecies of the extinct hominin, Homo erectus.

Solo or couple dances accompanied by old style music, shepherd and other solo man's dances from Transylvania, and marching dances along with remnants of medieval weapon dances belong in this group.

Unlike many of the bachelors, widowers, divorcés whom I later met, my father never sank into that state that makes solo men drop the contents of their pockets in piles on tables and bureaus, or store their clothes in piles over the backs of chairs.

It had a thick cranial wall and a beetle brow - definitely a more primitive creature than Neanderthal, probably akin to Solo Man or Java Man ... It took careful work to remove the skull from the ground, but, when it did come free, two astonishing things became apparent.

The next dance, Old Vienna Porcelain, for Piccolo plus four solo women and four solo men, may represent a wedding present, and the final Jewels Waltz for Piccolo, nine female soloists and the female corps, is perhaps, the setting for the bridegroom's gift to his bride.

Solo Man (Homo erectus soloensis), was formerly classified as Homo sapiens soloensis and is now regarded as a subspecies of the extinct hominin, Homo erectus.

Homo erectus (H erectus) lived from about 1.8 Ma to about 70,000 years ago (which would indicate that they were probably wiped out by the Toba catastrophe; however, Homo erectus soloensis and Homo floresiensis survived it).