Sentence examples for ones take a from inspiring English sources

There are younger ones who see in the teaching about abstinence an exciting and countercultural sign, but the older ones, in whose generation numerous marriages have failed or been built on the ruins of earlier ones, take a more realistic view.

Key to separating the isotopes, the less massive ions fly in a tighter spiral, while the more massive ones take a wider trajectory, which moves them farther out on the target.

Most NiMH batteries run down on their own within a month even if not used; "low-self-discharge" ones take a year or more to.

Glances are still not actually glanceable, and some third-party ones take a while to load data.

His only sixes for England came at Cardiff where the square boundaries are short, as opposed to Eden Gardens where the straight ones take a mere chip to clear.

"Sinatra had heard other singers, even very good ones, take a breath in the middle of a phrase, and he thought it sounded lousy — it showed artifice," Mr. Kaplan writes.

The top ones took a while, as they held on to the memory of wind for a longer time.

In other words, they are the ones taking a 50 percent haircut.

Comparing it with ones taken a few months ago enables the process of expansion to be studied.

Consumers aren't the only ones taking a closer look at the size of their environmental footprint.

Day one Take a hike The heart of Zagreb is small enough to explore on foot.