Sentence examples for like to one from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Wheeldon, Ms. Norton said, they too would like to one day take their company on tour.
"I'd like to one day write the story where Mia gets the cure for H.I.V.," he said.
A shame because, had circumstances been more favourable, Grint would no doubt have sought advice from Slash given that he, too, would like to one day form a band.
They are currently living in London and both think that they might like to one day go into politics, and are planning to set up a social enterprise, founding self-sustaining schools in Zimbabwe.
The city does allow people to take some dangerous trash (motor oil, latex paint, thermometers, batteries and the like) to one of five special disposal sites in the city.
Z admitted that he would like to one day take Facebook public, but not right now.
I'd Like to Buy a Vowel I'd like to one-up Parry by doing a full itinerary of vowels: from Å to E (a river in Scotland) to I (a town in Fujian, China) to Ø (an island in Denmark) to U (a municipality in Micronesia) and maybe sometimes Y (a commune in northern France).
Not because this small island is responsible for a shocking number of consummate tunes you know and love, but because it birthed an equal amount of tunes that you—and thus your friends, colleagues, and others you'd like to one-up don't yet knone-up dove.
Hence, QED defines drug-like molecules on a continuous scale, ranging from zero (the least drug-like) to one (the most drug-like) [8].
We would like to allocate one more subcarrier to one of the users.
Am Buachaille, a rocky sea stack, stood guard-like to one side, the giant grey slabs which cut into the sea were bathed in frothing waves, and the dim glow of the Cape Wrath lighthouse sent out a muted white beam beyond the cliffs to my right.
