Sentence examples for for one taking from inspiring English sources

After all, the word "rivals" has its roots in battles over water — coming from the Latin, rivalis, for "one taking from the same stream as another".

(The word "rivals" even has it roots in fights over water, coming from the Latin rivalis, for "one taking from the same stream as another").

So if you want to identify a media company where the board and senior management can see the fatal bullet fast approaching, just look for one taking ever-bolder strategic risks.

For one, taking up any spending bill — let alone an emergency bill outside of the regular process — has been a divisive exercise for GOP leaders ever since they won back the House majority in 2010.

In fact, the word "rivals" comes from the Latin rivalis, for "one taking from the same stream as another".

Mayor Brown, for one, took exception.

Mr. Bush, for one, took the warning to heart.

David Munn, for one, takes such developments in stride.

But Derek Jeter, for one, takes notice when Matsui is swinging well.

Alhamza, for one, took a bus out of Raqqa and headed for Turkey; he now lives, as do most of the others at the table, in Europe.

There is a permanent waiting list for the bags and a character's quest for one took up an episode of the TV show Sex and the City.