Sentence examples for a real one for from inspiring English sources

(Who wants a real one, for that matter?) On a more serious note, it's appalling to note how drug rape is on the increase, but where are their friends when all this is going on?

Unfortunately, this possibility is a real one for employees of companies like Chrysler.

He laughed, signed a betting slip and said: "There's a real one for you".

Groucho, who had taken to wearing a fake greasepaint moustache in vaudeville, refused to grow a real one for the cameras.

For all these reasons Mr Osborne spent Wednesday struggling to suppress a smile at his own cunning, and the dilemma posed is undeniably a real one for Labour.

Not the pretend kind memorialized in picture books and summer-camp chants, but a real one for black bears that live in the woods of southwestern Vermont and can weigh 150 pounds or more.

THERE was another murder on my block one morning recently -- not a real one, another one for television.

It was a selfish fear, but a real one, especially for a child, to whom identity is still so fresh a concept.

The problem of summer-born children is a real one, especially for those born in late summer of July and August, who will be in classes learning alongside children 11 or 12 months older.

It's a tenuous order — "Phone my family, tell them I'm lost on the sidewalk," Tweedy sings — but a real one, at least for now.

Ms Palmer said: "The effort of writing is a very real one for a child.