Sentence examples for ones and given from inspiring English sources

It certainly wouldn't have gained over 600,000 new iPhone ones, and given the numbers, you can imagine that a good number of existing customers would have left had they not upgraded to the iPhone.

Table 12 gives the fraction who listed natural science, engineering, or economics courses as their most challenging ones, and given that individuals take different mixes of courses, the probability of choosing a natural science, engineering, or economics course as most challenging if we randomly chose among the courses taken.

The letter said the Australian officials had paid all six crew members, taken away their boat and replaced it with two smaller ones and given them a little fuel.

Methodologically, it is straightforward for any country to update or retrace its quintile gaps from a new survey or a review of past ones, and given the data, provincial comparisons are possible.

They yanked off his dirty bandages, slapped on some new ones and gave him the bum's rush.

(Again, Pistorius bucks the trend because his artificial legs are springier than natural ones, and give him around 10% longer on the ground than other runners).

They depicted pets and loved ones and gave hints of the rigors of school life.

A new law now restricts domestic ones and gives the government power to close down their foreign counterparts.

Retro jerseys are cheaper than newer ones and give a vintage flair.

Take out the old ones and give all the surfaces a good clean and dust, wipe with an oily rag etc.

"We're trying to avoid instances of the buy-one-and-give-one away mindsets," Templeton says.