Sentence examples for ones are sometimes from inspiring English sources

The old ones are sometimes just the old ones.

Free Beaches All beaches in Barbados are free to the public, though the best ones are sometimes hard to find.

Some people, including Alice Waters, the California restaurateur, complain that the new ones are sometimes so sweet that the corn taste is obscured.

Its central characters are vivid, but its minor ones are sometimes indistinguishable ("Nettera=rude, Nattana=older polite waltzer," I have in my notes).

Other Riojas, especially the more modern ones, are sometimes blended with varieties like grenache — garnacha in Spain — which add body but can detract from the typicity of the wines.

The sums S 1 ( d, c ) (and certain related ones) are sometimes called Hardy sums.

The preparation of small-scale maps from large ones is sometimes simpler than the process just described, which pertains to compilation from a miscellany of differing sources.

The line between business expenses and personal ones is sometimes hard to draw when you run your own business, and during those heady times it seemed even harder.

After an increase in frequency of new alleles, the less frequent ones were sometimes lost (generations 180-200).

System one is sometimes called the autonomous set of subsystems.

From the tone of media coverage, one is sometimes left with the impression that things are more ominous today.