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Meanings of go solo in English
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Usage of go solo in English
1
You left to go solo and earned superstar status on your own.
2
He was, in fact, the first prominent flamenco guitarist to go solo.
3
He read her determination to go solo and for once didn't argue.
4
Others, who already know the route well, plan to go solo.
5
The decision to go solo came with a lot of introspection.
6
What happens when they want to break up the bolo, and go solo?
7
That's when he decided to go solo, at age 35.
8
They knew I wanted to go solo, the singer shared.
9
Only once enough hours have been clocked up can trainee drivers finally go solo.
10
I was in Nothingland when I decided to go solo.
11
To go solo, as in out to dinner, or wherever.
12
No, come hell or blizzard, he'd have to go solo.
13
If K-Ci and JoJo wanted to survive, they had no choice but to go solo.
14
Rent a bike and go solo or enjoy a guided tour with Central Bike Tours.
15
The team is reeling from Kid Flash's death, and Nightwing has decided to go solo.
16
Tyler later said he wanted to take a break from the 40-year-old band and go solo.
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