Sentence examples for ones in the process from inspiring English sources
"It's only because our culture is utterly terrified of death that we spend a fortune denying the inevitable and hurting our loved ones in the process," wrote Jean Carpenter.
As the Wayans brothers make sport with most of the known bodily fluids -- and seem even to discover some new ones in the process -- you may find your dinner plans fading away.
Like THE CHIEF JUSTICE, I am of the view that it is the task of this tribunal to "draw distinctions, including fine ones, in the process of interpreting the Constitution". Ante at 679.
The argument that making "fine distinctions" between what is and what is not absolute under the Constitution is to render us a government of men, not laws, gives too little weight to the fact that it is an essential part of adjudication to draw distinctions, including fine ones, in the process of interpreting the Constitution.
Inversely, if the distance is computed from target features to source ones, in the process of resizing, features in resized image are usually capable of finding appropriate matched-features from the original.
Inter-ACE gives pupils the opportunity to implement the skills and theory they have been taught at university in a realistic environment, while learning new ones in the process, which will help grow them in to the cyber defenders of the future.
I know two couples – one divorced, one in the process – who are forced to go on sharing a home.
"The 'I've had my life' syndrome," she announces with the crisp satisfaction of one in the process of getting things exactly right.
And maybe become one in the process, as shown by the having-your-cake-and-eating-it ending of "Erin Brockovich".
We take celebrity more seriously than ideas and, perhaps as a result, the subjects of Hitchens's books over the past few years have been celebrities of one sort or another, making him a minor one in the process.
R-Day, as it is known there, is the orientation for West Point's summer-long Cadet Basic Training, step one in the process that transforms teen-age civilians into military officers.
