Sentence examples for for one raised from inspiring English sources

Perry Hines, for one, raised an arched brow.

Save the Children, for one, raised $126 million this year, more than enough to finance its programs, but it also imposed a hiring freeze.

Still, Barbra Streisand, for one, raised $9 million for him in September in Beverly Hills and may be expecting at least an invitation, if not face time with him onstage, in return.

New York presidential primaries were where George McGovern ordered a glass of milk with his kosher hot dog, where Al Gore, without naming names (Willie Horton's, for one), raised questions about a prison furlough program that would haunt Michael S. Dukakis the following fall and where Bill Clinton admitted he smoked pot but, in an early test of his credibility, insisted he had never inhaled.

In addition to raising individual income tax rates, states have also looked broadly to increasing sales and use taxes (Massachusetts, for one, raised its general sales-and-use tax rate from 5% to 6.25%, effective Aug. 1, 2009).

"While the book was reviewed by many people inside and outside the company, and was made available for public review, no one raised concerns about the caption.

Throughout the evening, for work after work, no one raised a paddle.

I won't ask for no one raised their hand.

"So what you are telling us is that we are not worth paying for," said one, raising her voice.

As with so many other data breaches, this one raises questions for consumers.

Such pressures include dedicating a race to a loved one, raising money for charity or battling a disease.