Sentence examples for one something from inspiring English sources

Yet I agree with her on this one, something I don't often say.

8) You don't give up on them based one something that you've never talked to them about knowing that they're unaware of what you're upset about.

The Fire have a habit of giving up the first one, something that might sink them on Wednesday.

It is two holes in one, something you've never seen before on a golf course and definitely never seen before in a major championship.

The design combines a 1960's psychedelic feeling with a futuristic one, something that will eventually be visible on the Web site.

The play on getting more Twitter followers is a smart one — something that wouldn't necessarily work for a Facebook's worms of a similar nature.

Several legal experts said the discrepancy was a fundamental one, something the anti-doping agency could not decide on its own.

"I think the year before I made $42,000 and the following year I think I cleared a million-one something," she said.

People in California tend to save their worry for the Big One -- something catastrophic, like the quake that destroyed much of San Francisco in 1906.

A tailor in one Indian village has just become the first person in his community to own one - something he has dreamed of for 10 years.

To Mrs. Hopkins, Annie wrote ecstatically: **{:.break one} ** Something within me tells me that I shall succeed beyond my dreams...