Sentence examples for one time means from inspiring English sources

The queue skirts round the block and the shop's policy of letting no more than five customers in at any one time means that we're left lined up for three hours after the 11am opening time.

The game borrows from western RPGs, from Baldur's Gate to Fallout 4, in letting players enter "wait mode" to enter more complex commands, and while the choice of four weapon styles and four magic types bound to Noctis at any one time means that even in real-time, there's a good variety of options available.

Getting all three reports at one time means you might miss potential errors or fraudulent accounts unless you pay for additional reports during the other 11 months of the year.

The fact that one in seven people is on the move at any one time means that the world is engaged in a constant struggle to prevent Ebola and the like from spreading and terrorists from disrupting.

More than three people in the office at any one time meant careful pre-planning before simply pushing back on the coasters of the office chair.

This at one time meant an interest in "folk" and its many modern readings, but a more general relaxation now pervades the music policy.

Perpignan has always attracted elite performers but to have so many high profile imports at one time meant this season was make or break for coach Laurent Frayssinous.

One last time means one last chance for a truculent minority to run out the clock and exhaust the patience of lawmakers contending with the avalanche of not-quite-finished business that routinely comes at the frantic end of a legislative session.

"We're planning on having 2,000 people at once in Cyrodil," says Firor. "In a particular fight, our client is optimised to have 200 players on-screen at one time, which means you'll have very large battles within an even larger battlefield".

"We're planning on having 2,000 people at once in Cyrodiil," says Firor. "In a particular fight our client is optimised to have 200 players on-screen at one time, which means you'll have very large battles within an even larger battlefield".

First, it allows multiple elevators to occupy a hoistway at any one time, which means that not only does the ratio of cars to riders in a building increase (think back to the dozen people crammed crankily into your elevator each morning) but also that the halting progress of the one-car-one-shaft system can be made obsolete.