Sentence examples for has one sentence from inspiring English sources

In "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go," Dylan has one sentence at the end of each verse (the title line), and that's about as close as he gets to a chorus.

Based on my brief hands-on experience with it, it feels functionally the same as the iPad it replaces: I didn't even think it merited a hands-on post, since essentially I'd just have one sentence to say about the Lightning dock connector.

"We thought we lived in America where you have one trial and you have one sentencing.

From the dependencies in Table 1, the first sentence (Simple sentence) has one basic clause (Bachchan married), the second sentence (Compound sentence) has two basic clauses (Bachchan joined and Bachchan became) and the third sentence (Complex sentence) has two clauses (Bachchan born and Bachchan actor).

Complex sentence: A sentence that has one or more dependent clauses (subordinate clauses).

Life sentence has one conjuring images of rapists and murderers, international drug cartel kingpins and white-collar criminals guilty of gargantuan fraud, like Bernie Madoff.

A CQ contains a sentence that has one or more blanks and four options are provided to fill those blanks to complete the sentence.

"The only thing that disappoints me about this whole process is that Michael Devlin only has one life to serve his sentence".

After hearing Glynnis MacNicol talk about her new memoir, Nobody Tells You This, at the Strand in New York City, I've had this one sentence stuck in my head.

Yet the Queen's speech has just one sentence on climate change.

"[The report has] one sentence: 'The claimant had difficulties with this assessment.' That's it.