Sentence examples for ones call from inspiring English sources
"The Hamster", I think the big ones call him.
The unlucky ones call him from detention facilities in Greece, Germany and the UK.
Until recently, the conventional wisdom held that the swelling global middle class, which has become a human majority by some accounts, was "willing to let the powers that be — whether authoritarian governments or elected ones — call the shots as long as they deliver the spoils of growth," as a Newsweek editor put it in early 2010.
One of the telltale signs is that he -- and it is nearly always a he; most rail fans are male, middle-aged and single; the married ones call their wives "rail widows" -- can sit for hours watching slides of subway trains that look almost identical to the untrained eye.
Similar to the previous guidelines, set up by the Coalition Provisional Authority in May, the new ones call for the automatic dismissal of anyone who belonged to the top four levels of the party or held the top three jobs in a ministry.
Those latter ones call for ulterior requirements when any new design process is conceived.
We're the ones calling them.
First, find out which type of product was used: natural ones called wax, or synthetic ones called finish.
How does one call off an orgasm?
No one prays, no one calls on God.
