Sentence examples for gross one from inspiring English sources
"That was a gross one," Rousmaniere said, of the 1920 race, which he has studied, poring over photographs, news accounts, and seaman logs.
Oklahoma's turn toward compounding pharmacies is part of the fallout from Glossip v. Gross, one of the most important death-penalty cases decided by the Supreme Court in the past generation.
Goofy and a bit gross (one of the best scenes is where a member of the choir makes a snow angel in a pile of vomit), the original Pitch Perfect took $113m£71.5m5m) worldwide.
The industry rule of thumb, whereby a film in the UK will gross one 10th of the US number, but with the $ sign switched to £, tends not to work out in the case of films where the majority of cast members are black.
The difficulty is not in the constant multitasking or the non-stop requests (crackers, juice boxes, Nintendo Switch, or the good-smelling sunblock and NOT the gross one) but, as in many video games, in the overwhelming sense of choice.
"It's kind of gross," one guest, returning in a sugar swoon from the cell's cloying interior, remarked to the table where Ms. Hathaway was seated.
Going by the rule of thumb that a film in the UK should gross one-10th of its US number, with the dollar sign switched to a pound sign, the performance of this year's nominees is broadly in line with the North American box office.
Years of watching your Buddhist friends gently coax spiders onto pieces of paper and carry them outdoors have made you feel guilty about killing living things, even gross ones.
"He grabbed" — polite words didn't seem fierce enough, and the gross ones struck me as obscene — "my private zone!" This was the name my kid's grade-school teacher had used for any area covered by a bathing suit: private zone.
The 40-minute production, geared to children 3 to 8, is interactive: children are asked to provide magic ingredients (a few appealingly gross ones), chant spells, sing songs (the upbeat score is by John Fleming), clap hands and even provide a shoe and a box of salt.
Six Japanese manufacturing sectors had larger value-added surpluses than gross ones.
