Sentence examples for ones into an from inspiring English sources

I think the world needs something like an Open Water Map, where we pull together all the geospatial data on water withdrawals –particularly cross-watershed ones – into an easy, publicly-accessible form.

Its failure to progress further pushed Gerry, who is best judged on his 1968 performances rather than his 1983 ones, into an early departure from Belfast politics.

Kat Edmonson, a singer from Texas, turned a ballad, "The Beautiful Ones," into an even slower torch song, accompanied only by piano and full of heartache.

But on a hot summer day, "The Smurfs" is a decent enough excuse to haul the little ones into an air-conditioned theater.

"On a hot summer day, 'The Smurfs' is a decent enough excuse to haul the little ones into an air-conditioned theater," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times in July.

Khrushchev's move into Cuba – introducing nuclear weapons (other than US ones) into an area of the world where the Monroe doctrine was held to prevail – was widely regarded as destabilising, although the Soviet Union itself had US nuclear missiles on its borders, notably in Turkey.

He took his little ones into a drugstore to buy them each a comic book.

Mandela hauled the young ones into a new South Africa.

This seemed to send most of the contestants, even the female ones, into a bit of a tizzy.

DETROIT (AP) — Michigan officials announced a plan Monday to overhaul Detroit's struggling schools by moving the worst ones into a new system in the fall of 2012.

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