Sentence examples for much a one from inspiring English sources

Unlike the others though, that's all it does – it's very much a one trick pony.

"It's really very much a one step at a time approach," Chan told TechCrunch.

Wine selling is very much a one-on-one business -- what the trade calls a "hand sell" -- and the men and women in East End wineries generally strive to provide courteous service.

It's not so much a one-horse town as a one-ditch town, with its bazaar strung out on a dirt and tarmac track alongside a slow-running, but remarkably clear irrigation ditch.

It's pretty much a one-dimensional market still.

Ukip has always been very much a one-man show.

Assad was very much a one-man regime.

The count remained pretty much a one-trick, slapstick pony.

RBS was very much a one-man show.

He was too much a one-off for that.

They did not have much: a one-room apartment, perhaps some furniture.