Sentence examples for book of ones from inspiring English sources

Basically what we're getting after is their cartoons have reached such a depth of prolonged sucking that even trying to make fun of them just draws you down into its little gravity well, so we figured this book of ones they turned down was similarly going to blow.

The Music Machine, whose single "Talk Talk" reached No. 15 on the Billboard singles chart in 1966, was described in "The Billboard Book of One-Hit Wonders" as one of the most-loved but least-played garage bands of the 1960s.

He said his inspiration was Georges Perec's 1978 "Je Me Souviens," a slender book of one-liners.

Or, as Mark Halperin, a political analyst for ABC News, prefers, "A Book of One's Own".

When he runs out of authors to interview, Mr. Podell hopes to option a book of one of his authors and make a feature-length children's movie.

Jeffrey Brown made a book of one-panel gag comics in which Darth Vader is spending fatherly time with a little boy Luke Skywalker.

Foreign Policy magazine shares the favorite books of one hundred and forty-two public figures.

Negotiations with Aventis also could allow Novartis an extremely rare opportunity to look at the books of one of its biggest competitors.

- it has afforded both opportunities to produce spin-off books of one kind or another (beefy deck-builder Tommy Walsh adds another to the roster).

This bilingual version of the three major books of one of Italy's greatest poets (1896-1981) is filled with verse "of an unignorable kind" and features "Galassi's superb translation... and commentary," Nicholas Jenkins wrote here last year.

"Book of knowledge" one is titled.