Pay only for each mile you ride.
By the end, dancing only for each other, they were windswept.
At one point, back in 1994, the former PM insists he and Gordon Brown had eyes only for each other.
Soft light gently illuminates two former lovers, eyes only for each other, as they stand on a balcony on a warm, starry night.
The two lovers in a terra-cotta sculpture nearby are oblivious to them: fused in an embrace, they have eyes and bodies only for each other.
Chuck and Ned have eyes only for each other; Cod has his eye on the prize — the payday when they solve a case.
Publicity Guaranteed has a novel approach where it charges only for each article it successfully pitches; in 2005 and 2006, articles about the tuition contest appeared in more than 40 newspapers, including USA Today and The New York Times.
The service, Red Carpet Ratings, will provide ratings not only for each movie being released that week but also for all films in theatrical release for up to a month, along with the reasons for the ratings.
The board's chief engineer, Joseph Bazalgette, who had already spent several exasperating years drawing up plans for an ambitious new sanitation system, only for each one to be swiftly shelved, at last got the go-ahead to begin construction.
Sources report that, over the nine-year period, the game effectively reached alpha – the stage at which all the major features have been implemented - three times, only for each version to be scrapped.
Average wage rises have remained stubbornly below inflation during the recovery and forecasters have repeatedly predicted an imminent return to above-inflation rises in wages over the last year only for each month's official figures to prove them wrong.
