Sentence examples for a single making from inspiring English sources
Bonds went 1 for 3 with a single, making him 6 for 10 against the Pirates, his former club, this season, but the 14-game loser Paul Maholm pitched a complete game as Pittsburgh beat San Francisco, 3-1, yesterday in the first game of a makeup doubleheader.
Paulino opened with a single, making him the fourth UCI hitter to start an inning by reaching first.
Radio stations refused to retract the song from their playlists, and Columbia eventually began promoting "1 Thing" as a single, making it a last-minute addition to the Hitch soundtrack.
The Boston Daily Globe reported on the game as follows:"Bobby Lowe broke all league records with four home runs in succession, and then tied the record for total bases by adding a single, making a total of 17 bases.
Though Flügel's "9 Years" is included on the comp, it isn't yet available as a single, making this remix one of the rare times that an alternate version of a track is obtainable before the original.
These abject-yet-inorganic basslines largely stemmed from a single music-making program, Massive.
Yet Ms. Shriver has more than done her homework; she has burrowed deep into the heart of the beast, without a single wince-making medical inaccuracy to compromise her argument.
Third, rational models of resource allocation are useful to optimize the expected outcome for a single decision-making authority [ 30].
Most existing utility work is undertaken with the assumptions that groups under study represent a "single decision-making unit" [ 16](p.1073) with mean utilities representing preferences of individuals in that group.
An induced elevated aggressive response toward conspecifics could be adaptive under natural conditions if contact to a single slave-making ant in the nest is a reliable cue that a slave raid is forthcoming and if the consequent lasting aggressive response toward conspecifics results in higher survival probability of the attacked colony.
McKinsey & Company, a consultancy, warned health officials that the federal exchange lacked "a single empowered decision-making authority".
