Sentence examples for each one many from inspiring English sources

It appeared in a feature about Leica cameras: they showed 27 camera models alongside a photograph taken with each one, many of them by a well-known photographer.

Attorney General Eric Holder, Deputy Attorney General Tony West and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack played vital roles in the resolution of all the settlements, each one built on many meetings with myself and the NBFA.

For each clinical application of bedside ultrasound, the curriculum was divided into one to three individual courses, each one including many modules (Figure 1).

It's industry standard for a housekeeper to clean 16 rooms in a day, budgeting roughly half an hour for each one, although many housekeepers claim their workload has been increasing in recent years, to sometimes more than 20 rooms in a day.

The 'other embryos', at that stage, are not given individual attention; they are each one among many that hold no particular individual promise or even value at that stage.

The following are the most common types of millet, but note that each one has many subtypes with varying characteristics: Pearl millet is most commonly grown to produce birdseed or poultry feed in the southwestern United States, or as human food in India and Africa.[18].[18]

Out of one, many.

This condition makes typical point assemblages free combinations of specimens made by many people over considerable time; they are the compound of synchronic variation between individuals, of variation over individuals' lifetimes, and of variation over many lifetimes--each one's flow distributed in many channels.

"On each one of my now many trips to Iraq, I see improvements," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

And the cast of characters is too expansive for each one to develop many layers.

"They are funny because each one represents what many of our friends look like".