Sentence examples for mentioned at one from inspiring English sources
You keep expecting Stuart Maconie to pop up and call it a tie: racing pigeons are mentioned at one juncture, which is perhaps laying on the aye-up a bit thick, but the song is utterly enchanting regardless.
I think the city is even mentioned at one point.
The possibility that he might parachute was mentioned at one point; the issue of live ammo apparently never came up.
"As you may have heard in the news," he mentioned at one point, "there have been some stories about riots and arrests, but I've seen no trouble".
As often happens in that situation, the jurors bonded, and when Ms. Russo mentioned at one point that it was her 21st birthday, he surprised her with a card and some lottery scratch-off cards.
Whenever the National Endowment for the Arts was mentioned at one of the Kennedy Center concerts Shift was funded partly by the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, which, in turn, relies on the N.E.A. raucous cheers went up from the audience.
The question: She wrote about a doctor, she talked about falling in love with her divorce lawyer, but what about the delivery guy she mentions at one point in the book?
CID - CrimentionsvestigationeDepointenthatrty mentions at one point thet he and Rust are State CID, meaning Criminal Investigation Department.
Hopefully not a massive hangover... Seriously this is an enormous undertaking, I hope that people take a moment to realize what amazing pool of culinary and winemaking talent from all over the world and that they are all in one place at one time not to mention at one of the most beautiful locations in the world.
The abstracts for these papers were then assessed to determine if the paper contained at least one x-ray view of the knee and mentioned at least one knee related symptom.
Across 387 individuals (of a possible 428) who identified at least one event in care, 80% were already receiving help for at least one of their sampled concerns, 34% were seeking help for at least one concern, 41% were contemplating help seeking in some area, and 23% mentioned at least one area in which they would not consider seeking professional help.
