Sentence examples for one bachelor from inspiring English sources

This Prince Charming fantasy "The Bachelor" plays for all us lovers, is a safe place for us to dream and drool, because I mean come on, from one bachelor to another, they just keep getting cuter.

The format of the original series was simple: a bachelorette would have three minutes to ask the same set of questions to each of three hidden bachelors, and then select one bachelor as her "date" based strictly on their responses.

Most women who study the site are struck by the presence of one bachelor, Hal McCabe of Endwell, N.Y., who appears five separate times.

Another son and daughter, their spouses, and children, as well as one bachelor son, who lives with her, are also present.

Then comes the check and, soon after, the rash of rationalizations — your buddy is probably going to have only one bachelor party, your company is footing the bill — that justify blowing the perverse amount of money you've just blown on a meal that required little more than a cook's bringing the half-cow you ordered (but didn't finish) to the appropriate degree of underdoneness.

Born in Toledo, Ohio, he received one bachelor's degree in 1927 from Williams College and another in 1929 from Cambridge University.

With rare exceptions, teachers must have at least one bachelors degree in a specialized education field, and many have masters degrees or more.

VINCENT MORELLO One-Weekend Bachelor One weekend every summer, the commissioner of the Male Bonding Association would lead eight buddies to the Hamptons -- but what happened there remained a mystery.

What's more, the show's formula has remained virtually unchanged in its 12 years: Twenty-five or so single women vie for the heart of one eligible bachelor, who ultimately chooses and proposes to one of them after eight weeks of gradually narrowing the field.

The veteran actor, along with three male cast mates equally of a certain age, traveled to Nevada last week to promote "Last Vegas," a long-in-the-works comedy about a group of long-in-the-tooth friends coming together for one final bachelor party.

Two of them were holding a Master's degree and one a Bachelor degree.