Sentence examples for instance of one from inspiring English sources

In a relatively rare instance of one play's searing loss being another play's big gain on Broadway, Mr. Mosher contacted representatives for Mr. Fontana and Ms. Hecht, and within a week the two actors had gone from closing "Brighton Beach" to landing their respective parts in "A View From the Bridge".

I am not worked up about one instance of one person leaving and being replaced as long as it is based on merit, and not on personal preference".

I think, for instance, of one farm I always notice in eastern South Dakota.

If someone tells you that he "doesn't approve" of what you're doing, we've got a clear instance of one subjective individual judgment.

By Rebecca Mead August 14, 2017 Donald Trump is responsible for what is probably the first instance of one of George Carlin's seven dirty words being incorporated into a campaign policy position.

Dozens of former Guant?mo detainees are suspected of having resumed hostility against the Americans, and several have been killed, but this is the first publicly confirmed instance of one having become a suicide bomber.

All instances of one cofactor HET group have been superimposed on a rigid part of the molecule.

It can isolate one color and turn all other colors to gray or make all instances of one color flash.

Such touches, however striking, are more triumphs of sound design than instances of one art form informing another.

That's why it made me sad when there were two instances of one of Murphy's laziest storytelling tactics in one episode.

Another suggestion is that Bellocq made the marks himself to protect the identity of his subjects, but there are instances of one woman nude in two photographs, her face blacked out in one and untouched in the other.