Sentence examples for groups of ones from inspiring English sources

Unesco personnel who knew the islands traveled into the camps, and in groups of ones and twos and impromptu gatherings lit by lamplight, they explained in local languages the science behind what was going on underfoot.

I always told them, one on one and in groups of one on two or three".

And Sallings, Lemeur, and less visible players continue to work in groups of one or two on virtually the same strategies.

The monkey lives mostly in small groups of one to five, and only one animal was seen on its own during eight encounters.

They do not have an exceptional group of one-on-one defenders, which could be a problem against the Rockets, who average 95.5 points.

Groups of one hundred or five hundred people.

Irina Lavrovskaya, one of Milinkevich's aides, asked everyone to leave in small groups of one or two people — "calmly, quietly" — and to head in different directions.

These days, surgeons can transplant tiny groups of one to four hairs called follicular units for a natural look that is less likely to turn heads.

Data were collected in groups of one to four students each.

All the adults make use of Command complexes, groups of one or more Commands; however, the types of these differ.

Subjects were 96 Washington University undergraduate students who participated for payment or course credit in groups of one to five.