Synonym: alone, unaccompanied. Similar words: so long as, sole, solid, solar, solve, color, Color., soldier. Meaning: ['səʊləʊ] 
n. 1. any activity that is performed alone without assistance 2. a musical composition for one voice or instrument (with or without accompaniment) 3. a flight in which the aircraft pilot is unaccompanied. v. 1. fly alone, without a co-pilot or passengers 2. perform a piece written for a single instrument. adj. composed or performed by a single voice or instrument. adv. without anybody else.
n. 1. any activity that is performed alone without assistance 2. a musical composition for one voice or instrument (with or without accompaniment) 3. a flight in which the aircraft pilot is unaccompanied. v. 1. fly alone, without a co-pilot or passengers 2. perform a piece written for a single instrument. adj. composed or performed by a single voice or instrument. adv. without anybody else. 
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(151) His delight first makes itself evident during his solo for Lise even though technical mistakes keep on happening.
(152) A conceivable problem for the Solo is its price - ￡39,850 is a lot to pay for an unknown quantity.
(153) Long before going solo the student should have learned the mnemonic by heart.
(154) Paul Tortelier was a great cellist and it is good to hear his 1960 recordings of the six solo Bach Suites.
(155) In 1961 he recorded his first solo album, It's Morrissey Man!
(156) For solo drivers: Research shows if you silently repeat information just learned, you remember it better than visualizing it.
(157) As commonly occurs with solo harpsichord and guitar recordings, a reduced volume setting is needed to give the correct aural loudness.
(158) Much of the solo writing, for example, is awkward for cellists to play.
(159) Altogether, the solo is nicely formulated, but I don't really like the D notes which creep into bar 5.
(160) Baryon performs solo and in duo with percussionist Mina Cinelu who also plays guitar, banjo, mandolin and synthesizer.
(161) It is a very beautiful instrument, chiefly used for solo work where a melancholy and expressive tone-quality is appropriate.
(162) Carbon, however, does not perform a solo turn in the creation of living things.
(163) For 1996(http://Sentencedict.com), the solo and duet were tossed out of the Olympics and replaced by the eight-woman team.
(164) First he dispossessed Hendrie in full flight and then set off on a spectacular 50-yard solo run down the right.
(165) We can consider solo exhibitions instead, in either public or commercial galleries.
(166) He plays a solo acoustic set.
(167) There's a wonderfully lyrical flute solo in the middle of this symphony.
(168) his first solo flight.
(169) Sommers performed a flute solo a few weeks ago that got so-so reviews.
(170) Tony Holmes wiped the smile off the faces of his rivals with a solo 30-second win.
(171) He knows it'll take Noel , 42, months to record his much - anticipated debut solo album.
(172) Now, he developed a new solo act , playing the cabaret circuit.
(173) The first song is 11 minutes long, the last nearly the same, and, God help us, there's a drum solo along the way.