Sentence examples for going one for from inspiring English sources

Going one for 11 on six-on-five, that hurts, that's always going to hurt.

GLENDALE — Freddy Sanchez got it done with his bat and his glove on Tuesday afternoon, going one for three with a run batted in and turning the game-ending double play in the San Francisco Giants' 3-0 victoverover the Philadelphia Phillies in Game Three of the 2010 National League Championship Series at AT&T Park.

It's indescribable," Sanchez told ESPN after going one for four in the title-clinching 3-1 win at Texas on Nov. 1.

Going one for two in trades would be a fiasco because it would leave the Red Sox with two shortstops, or no shortstops.

They got all four games in the first round and all but the Broncos vs Ravens in the second round, then finished it off by going one for three in the championship round and the Super Bowl, missing the Ravens' victories.

It was a turnaround game for Siepler, after going one for eight in the first two rounds of the playoffs.

Mr. Romney has had deep problems so far with the Republican base, going one-for-four in caucus states where turnout is dominated by highly conservative voters.

He kept shooting the ball, however, even going one-for-five from the field in the fourth, one-for-three from three-point range.

Better World Books announced today that it, too, is going one-for-one, or "book-for-book," in a surprising (and welcome) move that will bolster its "triple bottom line" concept of prioritizing people, planet, and profits to maximize positive social and environmental impact while generating sales.

The Flyers also went one-for-five on the power play in regular time.

To go one-for-two: The Senate tried and failed yesterday to end a financing stalemate that has left four thousand Federal Aviation Administration employees out of work since July 23rd.