Sentence examples for ones with one from inspiring English sources

The French spent the most on their loved ones, with one in three paying $40 to $80 on a gift.

Contemporary depictions of dogs in the show tend to be less sentimental and more sardonic than the older ones, with one exception: a heartfelt three-minute animation by Tracey Emin on the death of her German shepherd.

He has received hundreds of supportive e-mail messages, as well as some nasty ones, with one, he said, reading, "Nice choke, kicker".

These first stimulations may trigger other stimulations that associate the earlier ones with one another; in turn, these groups of neurons become elements in ever more intricate mappings.

Re "Trade Center Plans Are Speeded Up After Criticism" (news article, April 24): As a former New Yorker, I favor a new set of towers identical in look to the destroyed ones, with one exception.

The advantage provided by the constellations with two degrees of freedom (such as quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM)) over the ones with one degree of freedom (such as phase-shift-keying (PSK), and pulse amplitude modulation (PAM)) was shown [1], and a proper mapping (based on a gradient-descent procedure) of the information bits into points of a two-dimensional constellation was proposed [2].

The 15 students were paired one-on-one with one of the five members of our research team.

Participants met one-on-one with one of three trained VIDUS staff members for a single session lasting approximately 25 30 minutes.

The union wondered why Martin insisted on the one-on-one with Smith.

Two teas with three sugars, one with two and one with one, one coffee with three and one with none".

Stewart made no mistake, and now led by one, with one to play.