Sentence examples for one entered from inspiring English sources

It turns out that Barack Obama's planes (there are actually two of them; whichever one the president is on is designated "Air Force One") entered service in September and December 1990 making both of them nearly 20 years old.

In the second step, two models were used, one based on age and year of investigation only and the other on all significant variables from step one entered as independent variables.

The most famous quote about the difference between the old Penn station and today's comes from architectural historian Vincent Scully Jr., who said: "one entered the city like a god; one scuttles in now like a rat".

After an employee opened the door to a man holding a bouquet of flowers, a delegation of six or seven men, all masked except one, entered playing The Price is Right theme song on a bluetooth speaker.

A pedestal stood in its entrance way, before one entered the actual shop, with an Olivetti mounted atop on which passers-by could type their ruminations.

She wrote: "Those of a certain age can remember when opening a door for a lady, rising when one entered a room and giving up your seat to her on a train were mandatory for any well-brought-up man.

One: enter your zip code.

No one entering his clinic recovered.

No one enters Carrington without the permission of Sir Alex.

One gets a seminar schedule when one enters the door.

One enters a maze to get lost, as Benjamin observed.