Sentence examples for always get ones from inspiring English sources

Morris' partnerships with his later partners yielded less runs, leading him to remark that "When Siddy [Barnes] went, I lost a lot of support because he'd always get ones".

If you are afraid or uncomfortable  with piercings, you can always get ones that are fake and non-body piercing.

On the Baghdad trip, the pool reporter for the newspapers, which always get one seat on Air Force One, was Mike Allen of The Washington Post.

I can't remember a Christmas where I didn't have a rotten cold, and I always get one about two weeks into a job.

"Unfortunately, you will always get one or two thugs," said a spokesman for Sky One, which, with Britain's Channel 4, has bought the television rights to his story for an undisclosed sum.

If she needs to borrow a DVD, she can always get one from Kelly Birdsall or Amanda Fry, 11-year-old cousins who attended last year's special screening of the movie at Sony Studios and have their own copies.

After two days in which the magician came under assault from fish and chips, eggs, golf balls, laser pens, wake-up calls from bhangra drums and women displaying their breasts, a spokesman for Sky television, which has bought the rights to this stunt, regretted that not everyone had been "respectful to the challenge... unfortunately you will always get one or two thugs".

You always get one chance and I fear for Bournemouth this was it.

"You always get one or two idiots but the majority of fans will not go against him," said chair Trizia Fiorellino.

I always get one with egg and one kosong (empty or plain) that I sprinkle with sugar.

I would always get one less A than he did in national examinations, or rank slightly lower in swim meets.