Sentence examples for one outsider from inspiring English sources
One outsider is Old Dominion, with a 9-7 record.
One outsider who could easily use the park if he wanted to is Mr. Warshaw.
One outsider who deals often with Mr Idei describes his approach to change as "top-down; outside-in".
Is it fanciful to see Dorian Gray as a kind of homage from one outsider to another?
New York City has only one outsider registered as working for it, a lawyer named Normal Sinel who is listed as a representative for the Board of Estimate, which dissolved in 1990.
The move enabled him to swap one outsider's identity for another.
As one Outsiders client says: "There is this overwhelming sense of achievement that I have somehow fulfilled my calling as a man and my self-esteem is lifted for a few important moments".
But this isn't just about rebranding Hull as a tourist destination – although it has made Rough Guide's list of top 10 world cities to visit this year and a stroll through the old city's narrow cobbled streets, studded with cosy pubs, reveals a rather different place from the one outsiders imagine.
On Sunday morning, the online British bookmakers were showing Clinton as the one-to-ten favorite to get the nomination (to win a dollar, you have to bet ten), with Sanders a five-to-one or six-to-one outsider.
It is a chilly, secretive city where citizens spy on one another, outsiders are mistrusted and women wear their expensive jewels concealed in the folds of their dresses.
With Edlin, the conversation shifted from one between outsider art and folk art to one between outsider art and contemporary art. .
