Only (adjective)

1. I was the only woman there. 2. He is our only child. 3. I was the only one who disagreed. 4. Cutting costs is the only solution. 5. She's the only person for this job. 6. I could take you. The only thing is Dan might need the car. 7. I am the only child of elderly parents and I suppose when I was young they were over-protective and old-fashioned. 8. I was horrified especially by the daughter, who appeared to be an only child. 9. The only child left now was the eldest girl, still locked in the bathroom upstairs. 10. It was simple this way, to be the single parent of an only child. 11. In all this my life was not novel, except that it had no witnesses, because I was an only child. 12. Even an only child feels that other children have some great advantages over him, and this makes him intensely jealous. 13. Dickie, her only child, was twelve. 14. Their only child, Princes Shahnaz, was born in 1940, but from then on the marriage appears to have disintegrated. 15. But it was not the only one. 16. I was brought up by adoptive parents as an only child. 17. It must be terrible to lose an only child; to lose any child. 18. Maman had given the impression she was an only child, she thought, but was that the truth? 19. Shared nannies are becoming more popular and other children can provide stimulation and company if yours is an only child. 20. Sometimes I think I was intended to be an only child, and got born into a large family by a mistake. 21. The princess grew up thinking she was an only child but one day discovered she had twelve brothers. 22. Even so, my right hand is clenched into a fist, the only outward sign that I am afraid. 23. The only clue had come in the late morning. 24. The only surprise was that the game finished with all 22 participants present. 25. But prosecutors say Gomez is the only one charged with actually shooting into the vehicle.

Faraway (adjective)

1. She dreamed of flying away to exotic faraway places. 2. His eyes had a distant faraway look, like a sailor staring out to sea. 3. Avis always dreamed of an exotic vacation in some faraway place. 4. Ed told us stories of all the faraway countries he had visited. 5. She was lost and alone in a faraway place. 6. We sat around the fire listening to faraway noises. 7. Above it rose a hazy glow, like a faraway fire. 8. But even then Ethel had pored over travel brochures and dreamed of ships, cruises, and faraway places. 9. He's a hawkeye, and can spot one a mile off, like that faraway kestrel. 10. I thought of each person going now to a faraway place. 11. The territory of the setting sun is also the territory of the faraway, of what is elsewhere. 12. There is nothing new in the fact that news reports from faraway places are often wrong.

North (noun)

1. Which way is north? 2. Cheshunt is a few miles to the north of London. 3. The North will be dry and bright. 4. Further to the north you take the ferry across from East to West Cowes to avoid a big detour inland via Newport. 5. In the early 1970s he was editor of the Provisional republican newspaper in the north, Republican News. 6. It has large and influential cereals and sugar barons in the north, but it has many small livestock farmers as well. 7. She came back to the north with him after that and they lived together again for a time. 8. There was a slight wind coming from the north, and I turned into it. 9. What is almost certain is that royal land-holdings were vast, and they were probably particularly impressive in the north. 10. We recently visited the Bomber Command museum at Hendon in north London, which was interesting from a nostalgic point of view. 11. I was up in the north, where they grow poppies for opium and heroin. 12. I consider Hardraw Force to be the most impressive natural feature in the north. 13. A beautiful hippie beach is Arambol, right in the north of the state. 14. They had been driven far further north than he had expected. 15. Heading further north, a journey along the 60 miles of coast road is rewarding for its spectacular views. 16. We told Matata we wanted to go further north still, into the Chobe and Moremi game parks. 17. Generally, the tigers of the south are smaller and darker than those further north. 18. However, there was to be a significant change as the convoy journeyed further north. 19. And eight miles further north, at Wentbridge on the A1, another motorist was killed in the fog. 20. Thus the Highland Boundary Fault may lie further north than is shown in Fig.