Sentence examples for nearest one was from inspiring English sources

When the son of Alexis Gersten, a dentist in East Quogue New York, needed an ear, nose and throat specialist, the insurer told her the nearest one was in Albany – five hours away.

There was no arts cinema, there was no gay community, there wasn't even a Waterstone's (the nearest one was up the road in Hull), and they fell upon each other with relief.

For the splice sites with multiple decoy sites nearby, only the nearest one was selected as the control to the real junction.

"Before construction of the health centre, the nearest one was about two kilometres away and even then, most people could not afford to pay the fees charged," he said.

Okay, the nearest one's in Whitchurch (on the B3400, if you're passing), but what's a 22-minute drive when you're thirsty?

If there isn't one close, work out where the nearest one is being held and make plans to travel there for the day.

They could use a doctor - the nearest one is some distance away.

No water fountains in the building, nearest one is in the Commons.

My nearest one is the aptly named Parke parkrun in Devon.

Yet the nearest one is an eighty-thousand-year drive away.

"Well, there's one back there, near the ladies' room, but the nearest one is next door, in the drugstore".