Sentence examples for one on one a from inspiring English sources
"The secretary of defense takes responsibility for whatever happens below, even though he may have forbidden such action," Mr. Schlesinger told "One on One," a weekly news interview program broadcast on both public and commercial stations across the country.
On UPN's "One on One" a divorced father takes care of his teenage daughter while his wife pursues her career, and on CBS Daniel Stern plays "Danny," another divorced dad.
This has forced defensive coordinators to make a choice: either attempt to cover Shockey or Toomer with a defensive back one on one, a big risk, or drop the crowding safety back into pass coverage and diminish the run defense.
"On their own, or one on one, a handful of candidates have the potential for incredible programs.
It was obvious the filmmaker genuinely wanted to know what had provoked the outburst, and she explained to me during our one on one a bit later, it was because she tries to do "this Bruce Lee thing," to really listen to what the other person wants, when someone gets upset like that.
"Because he sort of beat us one-on-one a few times in the first couple games we played.
Afterward, Secretary Powell reported with a broad grin: "It was a great one-on-one, a wonderful one-on-one.
Let me tell you something, if they sat down with him, one-on-one, a huge majority of people would probably find he has the same values as they do".
More recently, John Banville's critique of Ian McEwan's Saturday in the New York Review suggests the literary equivalent of basketball's one-on-one: a writer testing his style of play against another's.
The goal is to have the field of seven candidates whittled down so Dr. Dean can challenge Mr. Kerry one-on-one, a contest the Dean camp believes it can win as Senator Kerry faces greater scrutiny.
As Steven L. Kent recounts in "The Ultimate History of Video Games," it began in 1984, with Dr. J and Larry Bird Go One-on-One, a basketball game for which E.A. paid Erving and Bird to use their names and images.
