Sentence examples for ones unlike from inspiring English sources
Mr. Giuliani, who made a name for himself in other ways as well, is to give his take on works like the first two "Godfather" films (the great ones, unlike No. 3), "Goodfellas" and "Donnie Brasco".
"We have to sing short roles as well as long ones, unlike other leading singers," he said.
They are the lucky ones, unlike the hundreds of migrants who died in a fire and shipwreck off the tiny Italian island of Lampedusa last week.
It includes any rises across existing tenancies as well as new ones, unlike other indices which record only new rental contracts.
I ignore the drunk ones, unlike a US professor named Mr Martin, whose response to an inebriated student went viral last year.
I'm thankful that the drug was available and consider myself one of the lucky ones, unlike my 195,000 sisters who have died from ovarian cancer since 1995.
The facts The production company is tight-lipped on this one, (unlike presumably, the queasy cadet), but a spokesman did say that while on the run the cadet gets in touch with his 'inner demons'.
This means that seed funding can be a national business, not a local one (unlike venture capital).
Alan has no filter because he doesn't perceive the need for one (unlike, say, Larry David, who's similarly frank, but with confidence).
And, since Warner Bros. didn't spend $80 million on this one (unlike State of Play or Duplicity), this will be a very profitable $30 million-budgeted example of 'the disappearing adult drama'.
On one hand, unlike explicit contextual models, spatial neighboring relations in this representation are discarded, and any ordering between the image regions disappears.
