Sentence examples for ones on an from inspiring English sources

Unlike the roots on a tulip bulb, the ones on an amaryllis live from year to year, so their decimation requires some recovery time.

The hawthorns are something to see blooming over acres of orchard grass, with mown paths ambling through like ones on an English estate.

There were big shows like "Dennis the Menace" and smaller ones on an Israeli cartoonist and on -- yes, it's true -- Wall Street Journal humor.

(And young policyholders should expect that premiums will go up over time, she said; while most policies are meant to have stable premiums, insurance companies sometimes can impose increases, sometimes large ones, on an entire "class" of policyholders).

The American filmmaker Walt Disney's celebrated Fantasia (1940) adapted the technique of the animated cartoon to illustrate a sequence of musical classics, outraging some people because the visual relationships were held to be irrelevant to the music but continuing to the present to entertain audiences, especially young ones, on an international scale.

Here, we demonstrated an importance of the minor ones, on an example of intriguing and underestimated NEW-1 family that belongs to Euro-American lineage (lineage 4).

Our work is designed to be one-on-one, an experience shared by a performer and a spectator alone.

Afterward, Secretary Powell reported with a broad grin: "It was a great one-on-one, a wonderful one-on-one.

No one takes on a legend".

"Because he sort of beat us one-on-one a few times in the first couple games we played.

Obama had planned to meet the king one-on-one a day before the gathering.