Sentence examples for but one entry from inspiring English sources

(a) DBPedia: Flight (mathsf {A123}) has two entries with the same departure time 14 50 and arrival time 22 35, but one entry is from Paris to New York, while the other is from Paris to Singapore [59].

But one entry might be the a-Jays Four, a mid-priced headset with a microphone and remote control on the cable.

The cards held three hundred thousand pages of data, a slug of information much bigger than the Encylopaedia Britannica, and containing but one entry, "Pi".

Indeed, when the data are displayed according to this permutation, all but one entry in the lower-triangle of the matrix of Table 1 are zeros.

Notably, the trisaccharide sialyllactosamine (sLacNac - Neu5Acα2-3Galβ1-4GlcNAc) terminus was present in all but one (entry 12) of the high affinity glycans, and the PSGL-1 tetrasaccharide sialyl Lewis X sLeXX: Neu5Acα2-3Galβ1-4(Fucα1-3)GlcNAc) was well represented in the glycans with highest affinity.

But on one entry, they are of multiple minds on the matter.

But wait: one entry on the Oxford shortlist rings my bell, with its rich etymology, current utility and potential staying power well beyond the nonce.

But there was one entry that stood out for the ambitious way in which it wrapped up and dispatched the entire Potter experience in an innovative, intriguing, semi-original manner (informed by St. Elsewhere and The Bob Newhart Show before it, perhaps): @BoGanz1's "Harry, Dr Voldemort is a psychiatrist, not the 'Dark Lord' and this is a hospital, not a sorcery school.

"I spent my youth betting on tomorrows," one entry reads.

Still, only one entry on Mr. McCain's Greatest Fits list occurred in the last year.

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