Sentence examples for each one stands from inspiring English sources
Each one stands alone, although the characters and themes carry throughout.
By Samantha Henig March 24 ,2011 The protests and upheavals that began in December have moved through the Middle East and North Africa at such a clip that one can be forgiven for losing track of where each one stands.
by Sharon Levy These trees came to stay.Planted at intervals ofThirty feet each way, Each one stands aloneWhere it is to live and die.Still, when they have grown To full size, these treesWill blend their crowns, and hum withMediating bees.
These trees came to stay.Planted at intervals ofThirty feet each way, Each one stands aloneWhere it is to live and die.Still, when they have grown To full size, these treesWill blend their crowns, and hum withMediating bees.
"There's something in Caravaggio that shows a real street knowledge of the sinner; his sacred paintings are profane".The show contains only 16 works, yet each one stands out from the wall and absorbs the viewer, providing new insight into both the life and art of the baroque master.
Set a goal of at least four to five posts a week, and make sure each one stands out from the rest.
Even when Tudors make up an entire block, builders seem to have taken pains to make each one stand out, said Frank Racanati, a resident who is an art director for a computer graphics company.
Seen from a train north of Wem are buzzards in a ploughed field: not one or two but 40, 50 – they could not be called a flock as each one stood alone, staring into the earth, charming worms from the soil by the power of will.
With only four complete human genome sequences announced by scientists around the world — along with the Human Genome Project, which finished assembling a genome drawn from several individuals at a cost of about $300 million in 2003 — each new one stands to add considerably to the collective knowledge.
One hangs on each of three walls, and one stands on the floor, blocking your entrance.
After eliciting the construct poles, we asked the respondents to rate all the elements on a scale from one to five for each construct, where one stands for the construct pole and five for the counter pole [24].
