Sentence examples for one on one of from inspiring English sources

As night fell, he says, he started to see lights in the town, and in lighthouses: "one in Ireland, one on one of the isles, and one on the peak of Kintyre".

My Life is not a great book, in places it's not even that good - but when you read it, you can't help but feel you're in the company, one on one, of the man himself.

It ably tracks the number of steps I take, and its distance tracking seems to be more than adequate to boot — taking the One on one of my occasional runs saw distance counts that never strayed too far from the numbers the Nike+ GPS app offered up.

PHOTOS: All the men who've been 'The Bachelor' (and their winning ladies!) Let's take his date with Clare, for instance -- the first one-on-one of Monday night's episode.

He claims to be the first person to have beaten Jordan in a game of one-on-one at one of his fantasy basketball camps.

"Benik has scored a lot of one-on-ones because of his pace, but the way he took his first goal was excellent.

The 15 students were paired one-on-one with one of the five members of our research team.

I met him one-on-one in one of the press rooms to talk to him for a little "Chatter" for People magazine.

Participants met one-on-one with one of three trained VIDUS staff members for a single session lasting approximately 25 30 minutes.

"Where else can you have this kind of one-on-one with the star of the show?" ELIZABETH MAKER.

One of the Brotherhood's distinctive characteristics is its clandestine, one-on-one recruiting of members, particularly of young men who belong to the social and economic élite.