Sentence examples for one needless to from inspiring English sources

The Lions now had renewed problems at the line-out - Harrison was one, needless to say.

That characterization is not one, needless to say, that Professor Dworkin welcomes.

This one, needless to say, is a little more extreme than the rest.

The planet she refers to is not an actual one, needless to say, or even the busy world of Hollywood, but the place she literally lives.

(Like many boys my age, I read everything I could about World War II; this one, needless to say, was different).

Would you date someone for four years who has never had you over to his room a single time -- or perhaps only when his landlords and friends (gay friendly ones, needless to say) are out of town?

I'll leave it to others to refute these points one by one -- needless to say, they're all, as Peggy Noonan would put it, "political bullshit".

And unfortunately, it will take at least one needless death to prove this point, but by that time, there will be no turning back.

I'll let you do the math on this one but needless to say, it ends up being a pretty good deal for a multi-computer household.

Bond has moved on, but the fountain still trickles in La Maison Blanche © Hotel Essence Photography As recommended by one of the movie's senior shoot crew on Trip Advisor: "We hired the entire hotel to use as a green room for a Hollywood film (you can ask Pilar and Aziz which one!) and needless to say it was deemed perfect for our actors and VIPs - all of whom loved being there.

No one has kids, needless to say, because no one has a life outside of work.