Sentence examples for in one think from inspiring English sources

If you decide to invest in one, think about what your child will use it for – and, perhaps more importantly, what you want them to use it for – then find the right fit.

Whether you call them jumpsuits, rompers or all-in-ones, think of them this way: easy to wear.

The Barrett we find in One Thinks of It All As a Dream is a fey, home counties romantic, his head split between the quietness of the countryside and the mind-altering noise of rock'n'roll.

But if one thinks in terms of money - than it is clear.

There have been a number of father-son combinations in Formula One: think, for example, Verstappen, Rosberg, Piquet, Hill and Villeneuve.

Daring to traffic in Orientalism (one thinks of Pound's "Cathay"), Cole here takes a risk that pays off.

We propose that the difference lies in how one thinks about the entity's structure.

Sure they have to look cool and freaky fab but in reality, how one thinks determines how one dresses and acts.

Quitzau and Ropke were looking at the way people in one country think about one room, but the pattern is familiar.

This is one campaign in which no one thinks of having the band strike up "Happy Days Are Here Again".

I think that women do make really good teams, because we share responsibilities and we don't only think in one direction, we think in multi-dimensions.