Sentence examples for be of one from inspiring English sources

The density of dislocations on the surface of 0.1 mm foil was found to be of one order of magnitude higher than this on the surface of the 0.05 mm one.

No more than three can be of one political party.

The wine should be of one kind, good and red.

The five SDP MPs were believed to be of one mind, following David Owen in support of the first option.

Ms. Koh and Ms. Uchida seem always to be of one mind about the works at hand, and the interaction between them has an enlivening vibrancy.

"I don't think they should all be of one faith," she said, "and I don't think they should all be from one state".

"It happens to be of one of my teammates, and he happens to be a real recognizable individual in the sports world".

They seemed to be of one mind about how the business is to be run and how its functions are to be performed.

"In order to play good elephant polo, the elephant, mahout and player have to be of one mind," said Raj Kalaan, a player with Chivas Regal.

"The Mark Foley scandal just kind of shattered the attitude that in order to stand for faith and freedom and family that you had to be of one political party," he told the teachers.

Toys should be of one-piece construction to avoid choking hazard.