Sentence examples for At one which from inspiring English sources

Patten took questions from staff during a discussion with Martha Kearney, who presents Radio 4's the World at One, which was broadcast on the BBC's internal television network.

Clegg was confronted over the risk rating of providing free lunches for four-to-seven-year-olds by next autumn on the BBC's World at One, which first reported the red classification.

When you use public transport in LA, it is impossible not to notice that unlike say, London's tube or some other US cities' provision, it's not so much a network as a patchy attempt at one, which is overwhelmingly occupied by people on low incomes and the working poor.

Mr. McAlpine, who is in poor health with a longstanding heart ailment, spoke with a husky, at times barely audible voice in the 15-minute interview with the BBC's flagship noontime radio newscast, "World at One," which took place at the offices of his lawyer, Andrew Reid.

He played a pair of his hit ballads while seated at the piano, "Anytime" and "Back at One," which he delivered with comparative restraint, backing away from the big notes, perhaps out of deference to the 15 other musicians crammed onto the stage.

If Purnell does take the top radio role, he would not have direct control over content such as Radio 4's Today programme and World at One, which are run by James Harding, the director of news, a former editor of the Times.

In category 2, at least 2 dsRNAs were hits but there was at least one which did not score significantly.

That "Ulysses" at number one (which took me a year to read the first time around) is daunting.

The show at Admit One, which is made up of several dense but attenuated installations, has a hothouse-garden look.

Paul Lancaster is the SEO and inbound marketing specialist at Sage One, which designs software for small businesses.

Speak up, especially at institutions like this one, which you hold so dear.