Sentence examples for one more time about from inspiring English sources

If I have to read Reg Bailey, head of the Mothers Unionn, yakking on one more time about how Rihanna videos are robbing our children of their scabby-kneed innocence, I'll hurl.

Perhaps she thought that by taking the huge gamble of misspeaking one more time about her narrow escape on the tarmac at Tuzla, she could compensate for misvoting on Iraq.

Somebody tried to pin Bora down one more time about his plans for coaching.

Obama was talking, one more time, about the distortion field of partisanship.

Virginia claimed that she met Trump one more time, about five years ago, at a business event.

In 1986 she published a memoir, "One More Time," about her upbringing in Los Angeles by her grandmother while her parents struggled with alcoholism.

ABC News called Florida for George W. Bush one more time on Sunday night at about the same time that NBC was deciding that it was not worth interrupting the movie "Titanic" for live coverage of the official certification of Mr. Bush as the winner of Florida's 25 electoral votes.

Pat the scraps together and re-roll one more time to get about 6 doughnuts all together.

Recently, I had the chance to sit down with her one more time and ask about her many experiences in various roles at the Burke.

Before the peaches poached in Cognac and served with vanilla ice cream, Mr. Brown stood up one more time to talk about his sister.

They're so sexy, in fact, that Britney Spears has been reported as longing for the days when, rather than having to troupe around in thigh-high boots, a metallic bikini and fishnets, she could keep it real like she did in that video for Baby One More Time, which was "about the dance" and nothing at all to do with indulging the older male generation's filthiest schoolgirl fantasies.