Sentence examples for ones of white from inspiring English sources

We women aged in our late thirties and early forties have enjoyed too "large ones" of white wine over the years, and now our livers are paying for it.

One of White's C.O. girlfriends, Jennifer Owens, told him on the phone: Me and my sisters we was talking right. . . .

When he's in the mood, though, he can turn on the afterburners, a fact Paul Theroux comprehended when he reviewed one of White's nonfiction books in 1991.

To ensure my supply, I grow my own – three bushes of black, two of red and one of white.

One of White's typical strategies against the Dragon is to hurl the kingside pawns against the enemy king.

Contrary to what many residents fear, the story is not solely one of white newcomers pushing out black residents.

The night we tried it, the sauces were a rabbit-tomato ragù and one of white asparagus and pesto.

The college hopes the Getty money will be the first step toward rescuing a building considered one of White's best and a symbol of the college.

He laid out a campus with 19 buildings, of which 5 were built, said Samuel G. White, an architect who is one of White's great-grandsons.

They named their new band the Ting Tings after one of White's former colleagues, who told her the name meant "an old bandstand" in Mandarin.

There are more reports like this, and at least one of white election officials improperly opening a ballot box in an Indian area after the polls closed.