1. A lone wolf howled under the full moon.

2. In the silence of the night, a lone wolf howled.

3. You know how he is - a lone wolf.

4. I got the impression you're something of a lone wolf.

5. Eddy: Jack is kind of a lone wolf.

6. Having been a lone wolf for so long, Mr. B has become very withdrawn.

7. Glen is a lone wolf and seldom joins in the activities of the neightbourhood.

8. Peter is a good footballer, but he is a lone wolf.

9. John is a lone wolf : never mucks in with the others.

10. Although she is a lone wolf, we all like her very much.

11. Mr. A seems to be a lone wolf; he does not have any friends.

12. A lone wolf can be considered as either independent or socially awkward.

13. John is a lone wolf ; newer mucks in with the others.

14. A lone wolf is always cause for suspicion, especially one that chooses that path.

15. John's a lone wolf; never mucks in with the others.

16. In the police force he had the reputation of being something of a lone wolf.

17. From far off where the Zoo lay the howl of a lone wolf wound up into the night.

18. Yes, he is a good pitcher in our team,() but he a lone wolf.

19. Nobody knows for certain what kind of man he is -- he's rather a lone wolf.

20. Nobody knows for certain what kind of man Tom is — he's rather a lone wolf.

21. Nobody know for certain what kind of man he be - he's rather a lone wolf.

1. A lone wolf howled under the full moon.

2. In the silence of the night, a lone wolf howled.