Sentence examples for ones to go from inspiring English sources

The first ones to go on sale, like the Ecogen, are based on Stirling engines: piston-based external combustion engines that convert heat into electricity with mechanical means.

Carve a big one for outside your door, and make a few pumpkin- pie sized ones to go on mantels or bookshelves.

I got two really long ones to go on number two and number four.

And although poor 18-year-olds are less likely than richer ones to go on to university, the barriers that hold them back are built years earlier.

I'd prefer no song, and no funeral: I'd like my loved ones to go on a walk, mostly in silence, instead.

I was one of the first ones to go to Indonesia.

"She was one of the first ones to go to the world-class level as a Korean woman," she said.

"At somewhere like the Eden Project, you need constantly to reinvent yourself if you want visitors – especially the younger ones – to go back on a regular basis.

Get one or two white and black ones, to go with almost anything, and a few colored ones.

As energy-saving bulbs have grown in popularity, so too has the range of bulbs on offer – making it that much harder to know which ones to go for when you're out in the shops.

The people charged with hiring C.E.O.s think there aren't enough good ones to go around.