Sentence examples for awkward one from inspiring English sources
If other broadcasters manage with one morning presenter, is that awkward one on the Today programme really necessary?
Dunham courageously -- and often nakedly -- plays the role of the most awkward one among her close friends, almost exaggerating her physical flaws on camera to make her point.
An awkward one this, given that Attwell's rise to top-flight officiating came on the back of decisions like the Vicarage Road ghost goal.
The line between horror and humour is an awkward one to walk, and Truss reaches a little lazily for pop cultural references on the way.
She went on to describe her first encounter with Mr. Romney in 2012, an awkward one that, to her, summed up the party's problems.
(As Amy Davidson laments, the schools will then be closed on Thursday and Friday for Rosh Hashana, making it an awkward one-day week).
Assembling awkward one-off supergroups is what award ceremonies do best.
Universities are hotbeds for all kinds of relationships, from everlasting true love through to awkward one-night stands.
His choice came down to "an awkward one-bedroom or a more elegant studio," Mr. Glazer said.
And it is all squeezed into the building's awkward one-acre site to the north of Trafalgar Square.
