Sentence examples for ane from inspiring English sources

What's an ANE?" The answer is AN E. My bad.

An auld wife's tongue's a feckless matter     To gie ane fash!  Welcome, my bonnie, sweet, wee dochter!

They hadna been a week from her, A week but barely ane, Whan word came to the carlin wife, That her three sons were gane.

Most of these take the form of paintings, drawings ane embroideries.

But at Punahou School, where Te'o would transfer his sophomore year, Toma was considered "tiny and slow," at first, said the coach, Kale Ane.

For a century and more Cowdenbeath have been serving their purpose well, bringing wholesome fun to a Fife town that used to be all about mining in the 1870s, when the owner of a second-hand furniture shop, one Margaret Pollock, reckoned something was missing from the place: "Mither decided that we'd got tae hae a ba' so she went tae Glesgae and brocht ane back.

But there was one constant: the closing tag line, "His prices are ins-a-a-a-ane!," with the last word drawn out over several syllables.

This isn't because Crazy Eddie's prices were "IN-SA-A-A-A-ANE!" or because Eddie ended up a convicted criminal.

"Victoria Police Fraud and Extortion Squad are aware of an external investigation into the alleged disappearance of funds from a Victorian government party," Leading Senior Constable Julie-Ane Newman said in a statement.

St ane Deo, an economist at UBS in London, said he thought the aid package would initially be successful, but that Greece could run into trouble again in a few years, when it sought to issue bonds on the open market.

Set to fragments of Vivaldi's "Magnificat" and an electronic score by St ane Roy, it offers a lyrical, sensuous account of the encounter between Mary and the Angel Gabriel that shows Mr. Preljocaj's ability to evoke intense emotion through a vivid physicality.