Sentence examples for ones are common from inspiring English sources
Among fund-raisers, dollar-for-dollar matches are the norm, but larger ones are common, too.
All behaviour patterns (except the precopulatory ones) are common to both sexes.
State lotteries or licensed large-scale private ones are common in many African and Middle Eastern states, nearly all European and Latin American countries, Australia, Japan, and several countries on the Asian mainland.
The extinguishing of old fires in temples and villages and the kindling of new ones are common practices after a death or as part of annual renewal and purification ceremonies.
Considerably larger ones are common in industrial and commercial facilities.
Potentially traumatic experiences that endanger the life or physical integrity of individuals and their loved ones are common, although they vary over time and among populations.
Such sessions, known as one-on-ones, are common at the gatherings and usually involve a handful of investors.
While most individuals use their real names, the use of false ones is common enough to have attracted the concern of top officials.
Other frequent ones were common first names like Maggie and Michael, as well as other number variations (123123).
Snyder said "frivolous lawsuits like this one" are common at startups and that the complaint was "measure of Hypleroop's success".
Moments like this one are common among women and people of color in Hollywood.
