Sentence examples for a united one from inspiring English sources
The Jets all season have coalesced to make an interesting run, a spirited run and, most of all, a united one.
Had the application been a united one the Council would gladly have acceded to it, and would have taken official part in the proceedings.
They recognised this was the behaviour of extremists whose ideology is not in any way espoused by people across the whole range of the community in Woolwich, many different races, religions, people with faiths of different types and no faith, all came together to say: our society is a society that is a united one, we are not going to allow this hideous event to divide people.
A healthy society is not a divided society but a united one where people have compassion toward each other.
On trade, they could do real but limited harm to a few deals in the pipeline, but without the president's approval they cannot force a rethink of NAFTA or alter the terms of trade with China: the Doha round looks sadly doomed whoever wins next week.In fact it is possible that a divided government could actually work better than a united one.
More immediately though, MoxyBilna plans to integrate the two business into a single, united one, including one website, rather than keeping them standalone.
"What a changed department this is — not a flawless one but a significantly changed one, not a perfect city but a better city, not an undivided city but a much more united one.
We are aware of three case reports of established isolated scaphoid non-unions that have spontaneously united, one in a 19-year-old requiring fixation [8] and the other two in paediatric cases.
Had they united, one might have won.
As the Queen soldiered through the prime minister's list of proposals, she promised on his behalf a uniting, "one nation" Conservatism to soothe a fractious country.
But if the truth be told, in an age where religion is often seen as a dividing factor as opposed to a uniting one, I prefer to not describe myself in religious terms at all.
