Sentence examples for is to get one from inspiring English sources

Rove and Mehlman gleaned a critical lesson from the 2002 Congressional and 2003 gubernatorial elections, Mehlman told me excitedly: the way to build a grass-roots movement is to get one volunteer to recruit several other volunteers, and so on, so that the organization is constantly growing, feeding off itself.

At these prices, maybe the solution is to get one of each.

"The hardest thing to do in Greece is to get one Greek to compliment another," he writes.

The real trick, though, is to get one of the coveted squares of sweet saucy cheese pizza.

The point is to get one set of estimates to start the budget debate, instead of having each leader come in with a different figure.

George Clooney, who is to get one of the first 10 Teslas sold to the general public, has reportedly bought a Tango, too.

The goal is to get one-on-one coverage deep on the receivers, who can turn a one-step advantage into a long touchdown pass, or to make a big play to Shockey over the middle.

Makes me think how hard it was to get one".

"My goal was to get one person out," Crosson said.

The proposal also specified that each senator was to get "one vote", rather than each state delegation, and that each state would have multiple senators.

I think of that old sales axiom that it takes a hundred no's to get one yes.