Sentence examples for one pretend from inspiring English sources

At the end of each drill, the assistant coach Lawrence Frank would fire a pass at Gill and holler, "The game is depending on you!" Gill would miss one pretend game-winner, then make another.

Only in the "up is down, black is white" bizarro world of climate change denial could one pretend that the IPCC has failed to confirm the original Hockey Stick conclusions, let alone contradict them.

So my first ruse is a simple one: pretend to be a flower deliveryman.

So my first ruse is a simple one: Pretend to be a flower deliveryman.

The problem isn't one pretend guy with a fake show; the problem is that guys with attitudes similar to Paulie's aren't hard to find, not just in writers rooms and but in executive suites at all kinds of media companies.

But, even here, safe at home in America, how can one pretend not to notice humanity' s innate viciousness when a human skin lampshade, this icon of genocide, sits on your table?

The title is an adaptation of Sir Winston Churchill's famous comment on democracy made in a speech to the House of Commons on 11 November 1947: No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise.

After a long hiatus, Turkey is about to open a new chapter in its attempt to join the European Union, but no one pretends negotiations are on track.

Now, no one pretends that his regular customers on that stretch of the Upper East Side, ZIP code 10021, are destitute.

Danny Gavigan proves especially effective as Jack Archer, one of the two determined beaux, this one pretending to be the servant of his buddy Tom Aimwell (Yaegel T. Welch).

No one pretends it's easy to overcome dependence on drugs or alcohol.