left alone

“Her parents had been detained and would be deported, and she was left alone at age 14,” says Sharry.

They are left alone; they die a horrible, undignified death alone.

So she quits, and takes shelter in the northern Scotland woods, hoping to be left alone.

After these well-meaning moments they are left alone to hibernate with their own devastation.

Early Mormons in England, however, faced persecution by civilians even as they were largely left alone by the state.

It is a fearsome thing for a man to be left alone in the dead of night with a young baby.

Edna, left alone in the little side room, loosened her clothes, removing the greater part of them.

And with these, and the society of Jane on board-wages, Black Sheep was left alone for a month.

Isabel made his tea almost black, but diluted her own, lest she should be left alone before she too was ready for sleep.

Amy was now left alone, that Owen might get behind one bush, and Alan behind another.