Sentence examples for one a weekly from inspiring English sources

"The secretary of defense takes responsibility for whatever happens below, even though he may have forbidden such action," Mr. Schlesinger told "One on One," a weekly news interview program broadcast on both public and commercial stations across the country.

(Tommasini) Trinity Choir (Monday) Julian Wachner conducts the excellent Trinity Choir and its resident period-instrument orchestra in the new season's first installment of "Bach at One," a weekly series featuring the Bach cantatas.

(Tommasini 20110616 Trinity Choir (Monday) Julian Wachner conducts the Trinity Choir and its resident period instrument orchestra in an installment of "Bach at One," a weekly series built around the Bach cantatas, with a plan that should take listeners through the 200-plus works over the next five years.

Atamanuik, with his pitch-perfect Trump impression, is at the center of something unlike anything else on TV: a comic send-up that imagines the now president and former "Apprentice" star hosting another TV show, this one a weekly late-night series in which he holds court with the American people directly from the Oval Office.

One subject was taking a daily oral conjugated oestrogen progesterone combination tablet, one a weekly oestradiol patch, one a biweekly combination oestradiol norethindrone acetate patch, and one was taking oral medroxyprogesterone and using topical oestrogen cream.

The parasite was maintained by serial passage of blood from infected mice to non-infected ones on a weekly basis.

For example, the DPP study focused on a low-calorie diet and a low-fat diet by doing one-to-one meetings on a weekly basis for the first 24 weeks, and monthly group meetings afterward to reinforce behavioral changes.

Rebekah Brooks claims you texted one another on a weekly basis.

Clinton gave Gore the things Vice-Presidents always want: a West Wing office, a one-on-one weekly lunch, and supervising authority over a few real issues (as opposed to funeral duty and the chairmanship of ceremonial commissions).

Public unemployment insurance, Ms. Nylund says, initially was meant to replace half of one's income, on a weekly or monthly basis.

In the nineteen-fifties, he put on a weekly, one-man show, based on "Hamlet" and featuring Freudian analysis, anti-capitalist rants, a tin can in place of Yorick's skull, and sound effects borrowed from Chinese theatre.