Sentence examples for always a small one from inspiring English sources
"Year after year, the best-performing fund is always a small one," said Andrew Clark, senior research analyst for Lipper and author of the study.
In an open letter to some admirers, he admits that his fiction was never intended to fit the criteria of "relevance": "The world I write about, always a small one – one of the smallest I ever met, as Bertie Wooster would say – is now not even small, it is nonexistent.
One, that the Australian audience will always be a small one.
* You know how to handle firearms and always keep a small one in your Judith Leiber minaudière.
Definite information about its residents was hard to track down, but it was clear that the Chinese community had always been a small one - in 1895, the Gentleman's Magazine described it as just a single street of shops and boarding houses "for the Chinese firemen, seamen, stewards, cooks and carpenters who serve on board the steamers plying between China and the port of London".
A blimp is just one type of airship, usually a small one, and always nonrigid, meaning that it has no structural hull; its shape is maintained by the pressure of the lifting gas within.
A small one just became lunch.
The single 35S rDNA locus was pericentromeric on chromosome 3 long arm, in a similar location to that in AA; – cytotype BB always had two 5S rDNA loci, a smaller one in the pericentric region of the short arm of chromosome 2 as in cytotype AA and a larger one in the distal region of the long arm of chromosome 1 as in BB.
A smaller one displays the domestic achievements.
three rectangles: a small one and two large ones.
