Sentence examples for ones how many from inspiring English sources

They just can't work out which ones, how many there are and how you should wear them.

"Sometimes, for fun, I ask friends and acquaintances — educated, sophisticated ones — how many hostages they think are being held by pirates," she writes.

Among the kinds of questions that one can ask are enumerative ones: How many conics in the plane are tangent to a given set of five lines?

(Which ones? How many?) While the choices at General Greene are nearly all satisfactory, some are outstanding, and the challenge is that the same dish, from night to night, can switch categories.

Some good ones: How many similar matters have you handled?

These numerous platforms can get confusing and can turn what is supposed to be faster forms of getting in touch into inefficient ones (how many times have you forgotten to respond to a Facebook message?).

And if more than one, how many are there and what are the bounds of their regions?

"If we accept this one, how many more will there be?" said Carrie Meyer, 17, a high school senior.

Both immediately plumped for this one (how many million articles have there been in the Guardian over 50 years?).

This concept is not a well-defined one (how many cultivations of crops, over how many years, under which climate, and to measure what precise parameters).

No one knew how many; no one knew what to say.