Sentence examples for ones though the from inspiring English sources

I would rather have one pricier lipstick that stays put than three cheaper ones, though, the latter having a lifespan on the lip of approximately – and this is the way I measure lippy – half a glass of wine's duration.

The last big hurdle is the striking of a bilateral agreement with America, as all would-be members must do with all existing ones (though the multilateral formalities that follow can drag on, as China discovered).

French- and Italian-labelled wines typically fetch higher prices than Spanish-labelled ones, though the gap is narrowing.

The show does go on, and the roughly two hours you spend in its company aren't bad ones (though the script lurches into regrettably sentimental territory).

Tory MPs are more easily removed by local parties than Labour ones – though the leader can intervene, and has done so.

AGES 3-6 The film makes formulaic, good-looking fare for the littlest ones, though the smallest might dive for cover in mildly scary situations.

On the Floor is the one, though, the standout, the killer – if you can be slayed by sheer loveliness, which of course you can.

In this one, though, the people have New England accents.

Time Travel Undone is the one, though, the surest sign of the uncharted places SZA intends to go.

Unlike the first one, though, the new Pencil both pairs and charges wirelessly — a huge improvement.

It doesn't sound like one, though; the photoreactive properties of dies like azobenzene are well-documented.