Sentence examples for ones to one from inspiring English sources

As the locus of a vast, sprawling tangle of artistic friends, Ms. Davis was constantly cooking up activities -- dinners, parties, road trips, book clubs -- designed to keep old friends in touch and introduce new ones to one another.

Scott was denied key papers and Brown often insisted on one-to-one meetings with Blair.

He insisted on one-to-one tutorials, and worked his pupils hard.

"Authentication is a one-to-one match: one I.D. number matched to one fingerprint.

It's on a one-to-one basis.

"Those features don't match up on a one-to-one basis," he says.

The new B-52Bs replaced operational B-36s on a one-to-one basis.

"There's no one-to-one relationship on where the notes are.

I had a one-to-one response with one of the world's great climbers.

Very intensive, one to one.

"We go one to one.