Sentence examples for eighth one from inspiring English sources
But I did go back to the Centro Vasco on Southwest Eighth one more time after I came back from Cuba.
And so the first gold medal, that Birgit Fischer won as an 18-year-old East German in 1980, is worth neither more nor less than her eighth one, won here on Friday at the age of 42.
Another threat he said he received read: "there have been seven attempts on his life which have not succeeded, but the eighth one will".
The restless conceptualist Allen Ruppersberg isn't the first artist to install a billboard on the High Line at Eighteenth Street — he's the eighth one since John Baldessari unveiled a giant hundred-thousand-dollar bill, in 2011 — but he may be the curator Cecilia Alemani's smartest choice for the project yet.
Lieutenant Herndon's plane, the eighth one off the Hornet, was the only bomber that never made it to China.
Cubs reliever Courtney Duncan left in the bottom of the eighth, one batter after he landed awkwardly while fielding a bunt.
The adviser, Beth Myers, wrote in a memo to Republican surrogates that for Mr. Obama the first debate with Mr. Romney on Wednesday "will be the eighth one-on-one presidential debate of his political career".
But the Silver Arrows, who have dominated Formula One for the best part of two seasons, returned to their emphatic best here and with it sealed their eighth one-two of the campaign.
With the Indian supporters making a tremendous din, Dhawan took a single to complete his eighth one-day century from 84 balls with five sixes but was then caught off the following ball he faced from Thompson.
The second-wicket stand added 92 runs before a loose shot caused the downfall of Siddique, who made 35, but by then Kayes had completed his eighth one-day half-century.
David Lee, Impossible's C.F.O. and C.O.O., told the crowd, "Every burger you ate, versus a burger from a cow, saves the world ninety-five per cent of the land" — someone shrieked their approval — "seventy-five per cent of the water" — longer, louder shriek — "and produces an eighth, one-eighth, of the greenhouse gases".
