Meanings of go singly in English

Break up and go singly, so that you may not be noticed.

Many go singly and laboriously, kneeling and bowing every few steps.

Besides Joan was not a woman to go singly to her life's end.

So panic-stricken were the farm folk that none dared go singly on the search.

And you should not waste your life it is a fine, full spirit; let the lean, the poor-spirited, go singly.

They carefully avoid the woods in which their cousins the little bush deer are found, and go singly or in couples.

But, if we go singly, or by twos, from different directions, we stand a chance of gaining the city without being challenged.

When these warblers pass north in May, they seem to go singly or in pairs, and their black caps and striped coats show conspicuously.

He said he would like no teacher to go singly to eating houses of lower kind-forinstance, noodle-houseor dango shop.... And again all laughed.

Most of the runaways went singly, but some of them went often.

They had gone singly and by different ways-atthe start.

A few young men were going singly.

Progress was slow along the narrow tracks, and they went singly for the most part, careful of their horses' steps.