Sentence examples for now got one from inspiring English sources
Put it this way, I've now got one of their loyalty cards.
If so, Belkin's now got one for $19.99.
The update would offer subscribers access to content in the same way that the recently-introduced HBO GO app does on Apple TV – if you're already paying for it, you've now got one more window to watch it through.
"We have now got one thing to concentrate on - the league".
We've now got one of their latest F1 engine (yes, really) as our Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) just to turn it.
"We spent about £10m pounds on redeveloping the ground in the last four or five years and we have now got one of the best cricket grounds in the country," May told BBC Sussex.
But after 30 years of "planning," it might now get one -- a modest link from Queens to Kennedy financed by a passenger ticket tax.
Customers can now get one audiobook per month for a monthly fee of $9.99.
The same is true with self-described 'very conservative' voters, where Huckabee leads (though he is declining) but Thompson is now getting one in five of their support.
She will now get one to take home; her chances of giving birth to a healthy baby have received a boost.
"What this means for consumers is that they now get one-stop shopping," said Pamela Liebman, chief executive officer of the Corcoran Group, one of the city's largest brokerage companies.
