Sentence examples for it's one-on-one from inspiring English sources
It's one-on-one competition.
It's one-on-one, baby -- Lance versus the mountain.
"It happens probably more in tennis because it's one-on-one where the parents can get close," he said.
"I chose the sport when I was ten, because it's one-on-one — there's no team," he says.
If it's one-on-one, make plays".' Coach CUONZO MARTIN of Tennessee on his heralded freshman Jarnell Stokes, far left, who made his debut.
It is often the primary way that newcomers are assimilated into a culture, and it can be one of the best ways to learn because it is one-on-one, tailored to the questions that are most pressing to the mentee, and optimally involves mutual respect between the mentor and mentee.
It is one-on-one competition.
We wanted them to think it was one-on-one, but we actually had help on top.
It was one-on-one, us-and-them, everyone else out of the ring or off the pitch.
But much of it is one-on-one tutoring, for example -- and so it doesn't create the multiple ties among people that Putnam calls "social capital".
