Sentence examples for just one one from inspiring English sources

And yet after all that he has disappeared completely from the list this year, receiving in the process just one (one!) vote from a total of 2,920 cast.

The law enforcement perspective is now just one one of many.

He makes outrageous, insightful observations ("You were crying and eating a power bar -- that's one sad, busy person") and asks existential questions ("Is it a billion little words or just one? One -- life").

It gives birth to two pups at a time (rarely just one), one per uterus.

Even if one assumes that there is a ton of depleted uranium dust for every square kilometer in Kosovo, he said, its radiation would be just one one-hundredth, or 1percentt, of the naturally occurring level of radiation in the environment.

We learn that every year, 130 million migrant workers in China have just one one-week holiday from the factory, their only chance to see their families back home.

I would write one article, just one, on sports.

You just stack one one array on top of the other and boom, double the size.

If it's just one-on-one the girl doesn't have to do anything.

But Mr Dilnot said he still held out hope his ideas would be introduced, pointing out that they would cost just one one-thousandth of public spending.

There was also disappointment for Joe Roebuck in the 200m butterfly - his time of 1 56.49 was just one one-hundredth of a second outside the required mark.