Sentence examples for given just one from inspiring English sources

Arndt, who did not respond to interview requests from HuffPost, has given just one on-camera interview and one newspaper interview this week, in which he described the events of that night and said he was very moved by the victim's letter.

Indeed, it is the only airline on said planet to be given just one star by the Skytrax rating system.

On Thursday afternoon, however, Brown was given just one minute's notice before Sky News reported that he was to become only the second sitting British Prime Minister to be subject to a police investigation.

Many critics are also quick to point out that white coaches with bad numbers are often still considered a hot commodity by other schools when they are on the market, whereas black coaches have historically been given just one shot to prove their talent.

O'Connell replied that he was given just one a week.

The plays have been written speedily and given just one day of rehearsal: actors often have scripts in hand.

Research to tackle these effects in childhood cancer survivors, to give just one example, is reliant on European funding and collaboration that will be reduced by Brexit.

Typical values we have considered are 1, 10, or 30%, defined empirically as simply the rate that, on average, gives just one new topic (i.e., 1%) and those that permit to incrementally add new topics during a simulation.

To give just one example, Dtr implies that Saul died in battle against the Philistines on Mount Gilboa because he had lost the favor of the Lord.

University administrators required him to give just one lecture a year.

Yet the City Opera gave just one more performance of "Esther" during the festival that week.