Sentence examples for one referenced from inspiring English sources

I can remember watching in awe as Terry McCann wolfed one down on his way to meet Arthur Daley on Minder, and every time I heard one referenced on television – usually as a euphemism, complete with cheeky wink – my urge to sample one became stronger.

CPR has been producing ads like this one, referenced in the Fox clip above, that criticise Britain's NHS.

A primary goal of SANCDB was to link all information to at least one referenced work, so this information was always captured before other details were uploaded.

This is a short-term fix and bad for the industry as buyers like the one referenced at the beginning of this post want to see a vibrant ecosystem of sellers and selling technology to increase their spend to online levels.

Just one problem: Beginning Sunday night, PredictIt, the biggest of the online sites and the one referenced last week by top Bush advisers and confidants, placed Marco Rubio ahead of Bush at the head of the GOP pack.

HB2 cannot become a cancerous model that spreads throughout the country, or even one referenced abroad as a way to justify even more extreme forms of discrimination against the already marginalized LGBT community.

The remaining 11 evaluations reported patient exercise frequency, with one referencing the original publication [4, 22].

The comparison is based on one reference model by J.R. Macdonald and a battery model used with noisy measurement data.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to the Detroit baseball team as the Lions on one reference.

One reference on the tape asserts that "the casualty numbers that the Americans are announcing are false".

Tag SNPs characterised by a MAF over 20% on at least one reference population were selected.