Sentence examples for one day no from inspiring English sources
"I saw him play a heck of a game," Howe recalled, "so on the way out I congratulated him, and as far as giving him any advice I said, 'Don't change a dang thing.' " One day, no doubt, Crosby will pass it on.
In light of climate change and extreme population growth, the one element all life on Earth needs to live -- clean freshwater -- may one day no longer be bountiful and ubiquitous.
A precocious child who insisted, against the wishes of her parents, on attending the local grammar school, she thought she'd be "prime minister one day, no doubt about it".
The cigarettes that litter the floor will one day no longer exist; neither will the newspapers.
One day, no one knows why, Miller packed away her cameras.
Perchance there'll be a law one day: No more "like"; just go away.
"Laugh now, but one day no-one will be in charge," Banksy added in his caption, in what appeared to be a direct reference to the country's current political stalemate.
News on Friday No one likes revealing bad news.
And just as on Sunday, no one else did for a long time.
