Sentence examples for ones in one from inspiring English sources

But with the museums, you can go to six different ones in one day.

In this list of lunar eclipse dates from 1950 to 2050, I couldn't find a single occurrence to two lunar eclipses (even penumbral ones) in one month.

Oxfam's director of campaigns and policy, Ben Phillips, said: "The ruling provides a small window of opportunity for Somalis living in the UK to send money home to loved ones in one of the poorest countries in the world.

Again, the concept of a "linked inbox" wasn't obvious to me, though on reflection it makes a lot of sense: if you're dealing with, say, email addresses for a club and for a business and your family, you could link the family and club ones in one "linked inbox", and have the work in a separate one.

"When you see the frankly pathetic little trial that Morrisons did with those courgettes, where they put some really substandard squashy ended ones in one pile next to some gleaming perfect ones at the same price, would you believe, people went for the really lovely ones?

In addition, balanced codes have the property that no codeword is contained in another word, which simply means that positions of ones in one codeword will never be a subset of the positions of ones in another codeword [19].

"One inning, one out, one pitch at a time.

One inning, one hit and one strikeout in 15 pitches translated into Percival's fifth save, tops in the American League.

New players could only be signed by Coventry on a one-in, one-out basis.

But my news folder is always full, so I observe a one-in, one-out rule.

So why not expunge these embarrassments with a one-in, one-out policy?