Sentence examples for of one said from inspiring English sources

Lin, who competed as a team of one, said he focused on spending energy as quickly as possible.

"I would obviously like for there to be a policy debate, but I see no suggestion of one," said Wang Lixiong, a Chinese expert on Tibet and a signer of a recent petition by Chinese lawyers and scholars urging the government to resume discussions with the Dalai Lama.

Betty Adelson, a psychologist who has written two books on dwarfs and is the mother of one, said midget has become anathema in the United States because it is derived from the name of an insect (midge), is associated with circus spectacles and is flung as an epithet on the street ("Look at the midget!").

"When you are on a cellphone, you are a group of one," said Michelle Nevius, 32, a walking tour guide in Manhattan.

Almost three years ago, in May 2013, Tim Bosma, a 32-year-old father of one, said goodbye to his wife and went on a test drive with two men interested in buying his pick-up truck.

"No, it's the happy beginning of one," said her husband.

The father-of-one said he hopes curfews imposed on him and Mr el-Banna will be lifted.

The father-of-one said he had a family history of obesity.

The mother-of-one said she wanted to live so her baby daughter would remember her.

The mother-of-one said she wanted Watkins arrested but did not want to "do disgusting things to trap him".

The father-of-one said he knew of the gang name because "the police stirred it up in the media".