Sentence examples for and particularly ones from inspiring English sources

For cricket lovers, and particularly ones who follow England, the tale of the third Ashes Test at Headingley in 1981 is as intrinsic as the To be, or not to be soliloquy is to a Stratford-upon-Avon pilgrim or Old Vic patron, and similarly treasured.

At the same time, Davis said ads are a natural extension for any platform fattening itself on consumer data – and particularly one so closely tied to commerce.

In families of two children and particularly one child, all the attention and praise are focused on "junior".

Mr. Iger wanted Pixar — and particularly one of its co-founders, John Lasseter, who had worked as a skipper on the Jungle Cruise ride at Disneyland after college — to contribute to creative advances in the parks.

And Israel might have realised that no state, and particularly one in her situation, can have everything it wants.

Awards like this, and particularly one from the Guardian with its national profile, increases the feel good factor.

These are the occasions that every player loves to experience and particularly one of Ronaldo's character.

But I'd like an Australian coach and particularly one who's been a fine player like Darren Lehmann".

Very few young girls, and particularly one so nave and vulnerable, could have flourished in the toxic atmosphere surrounding the royal family.

Fans of Manchester United, who own 18percentt of the company's stock, have vowed to fight any takeover, and particularly one by Mr. Glazer.

These are big questions, even for a 13-hour lecture series, and particularly one intended for a general audience, not for doctoral candidates in music.