Sentence examples for many a one from inspiring English sources
(Get it? Blown away?) But seriously folks, Jacki here rips many a one on the web and then thousands of people (mostly horny guys) watch it and tell her how beautiful she is, how great her farts must smell, how they want to get farted on by her, and just how superduper farts are in general.
The anonymous Ballad of Bosworth Field says that "in Newarke laid was hee, that many a one might looke on him" – possibly a reference to the church of St Mary-in-the-Newark Mary-in-the-Newark Mary-in-the-Newark Mary-in-the-Newarkeicester.
Suddenly the poem takes fire from the defiant sweep of this clerk's imagination, and his claim for justice: It's a naked child against a hungry wolf; It's playing bowls upon a splitting wreck; It's walking on a string across a gulf With the millstones fore-and-aft about your neck; But the thing is daily done by many and many a one; And we fall, face forward, fighting, on the deck.
As a last indignity, the butchered warrior is subjected to his killer's cold epitaph: Though in this city he Hath widowed and unchilded many a one, Which to this hour bewail the injury, Yet he shall have a noble memory.
Mr. Walker said he had been in many a one-man show: "In my dreams.
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Rankin did just that when he pledged his future to England last year, having already played for his native Ireland in many a one-day international.
(Or maybe, if he made one enemy too many, a quick one).
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There is many a portentous one-liner: "A fellow-nihilist: a cynic.
