Sentence examples for having but one from inspiring English sources
It was the kind of involvement that I personally wanted to be able to have and then was in some sense denied the opportunity of having but one of the reasons that I wanted to be here today, to thank Dr. Tirozzi and the Mayor for their cooperation and help and to look forward to it in the future was because I do want to have some capacity to participate in this effort.
Speaking generally this is a balance, having but one scale‑pan, in which the weight is placed, the other being that in which the weight of the steelyard lies.
With Britain now essentially having but one vote among 27 others in the European Union, the chipping away of London's competitive position will be inevitable, Mr. Bishop contended.
Maggie had asked him once what he thought of having just one woman for the rest of his life, and he had innocently thrown it back at her and asked what she thought of having but one man for the rest of hers.
You have but one thought — the race.
He has but one goal: to win.
My son had but one regret.
She had but one conclusion: "Money talks".
"We have but one airline, so we have no choice".
Ms. Diaz-DeJesus has but one complaint about her job.
