Sentence examples for one on one which from inspiring English sources
Even the possibility of that one debate came into question last night, when a spokesman for Mr. McCall said he would do it only if the governor agreed to two other debates, one on one, which he has so far not accepted.
"They carried very well and they defended very well one on one which meant they didn't have to commit too much to the breakdown which kept their defensive line intact.
"Brentford are a really good team and they were pressing to get back in the game, took chances and left Murph one on one, which is always a mistake". Brentford manager Mark Warburton: "To be three down at half-time against a side of that quality leaves you a mountain to climb, but we still looked to play and had some good passages of play.
He's going after defenders one on one, which is an important part of his game.
Describing himself as extremely introverted, Pfluger continues to live a fairly solitary life, preferring his relationships to be one on one, which he says "can get very lonely".
Describing himself as extremely introverted, Pfluger continues to live a fairly solitary life, preferring his relationships to be one on one, which he says "can get very lonely". Like his early work with internet strangers and his father, photography has helped Ryan to overcome this on a professional level.
The best care is always one-on-one, which we can't afford.
Until then, says Mr Pryor, Microsoft had been evangelising mostly one-on-one, "which doesn't scale well".
In a public manner, the pope's vocation as pastor of the church is not academic dialogue, one-on-one, which clearly Cardinal Ratzinger was comfortable with".
Some players have reported that they beat the algorithm after studying its play, and at any rate the AI can only play one-on-one, which is far simpler than regular five-on-five battles that require extensive collaboration.
Visitors to Queensland can hold a koala and interact with them one-on-one, which is forbidden in most other parts of the country.
