Sentence examples for as one very from inspiring English sources

(Though liberal hands aren't clean on this either. As one very lib son of a furrier, and ex-boyfriend--who only liked "angry sex" but found my Republicanism "cute" and therefore couldn't get it up--said: "Julia, they're rodents--RODENTS!").

Many smaller chains run in parallel on a computer cluster will produce the same result as one very long chain.

Consider this, then, as one very good place to start.

And moviegoers are liable to take home the novel as one very funny souvenir.

They can enroll as one very big organisation or parent company or they can disaggregate into different units.

As one very senior Olympic insider put it: "Weightlifting should get a tick for having the guts to do something serious about doping – lots of sports don't.

But as tributes to one very American life and way of seeing, these two shows are timely.

Each track on the album (Track records; I will be reviewing it at length soon) shows the world as felt by one very singular, very ordinary person.

As an example, one very prominent case of reuse of PX datasets occurred in the elaboration of one of the recently published "drafts" of the human proteome [ 21].

The Starfire was a General Motors study in excess, and as a teenager, I wanted one very much.

As of today, he is one very happy man.