Sentence examples for only for someone from inspiring English sources

It remained only for someone to combine what was in existence or clearly capable of creation.

Living activity is intelligible only for someone or something that has to keep itself alive in relation to an immanent possibility of death.

I thought they were badass and subverted the dominant macho rockabilly style but, yet again, they could do this only for someone else.

A lucky gambler's elation turned to despair after she posted a selfie with her winning betting slip on Facebook only for someone else to collect her winnings.

This was no work for an old man, he thought — no, or for a young man, either — but only for someone in the full vigor of his middle years.

I've been known to serve my family what I thought were cups of English breakfast tea with milk, only for someone to realise that I'd actually taken the bags from the peppermint tea jar.

There were discounts for combos: In a 1996 sales letter to a lender, Deloitte offered a fee of $975 for a one-unit borrower, but only $900 for someone with three units.

So, yes, I will work incredibly hands-on, but almost only ever for someone I have a relationship with.

But it's unconscionable to think that just about the only way for someone to go to college full-time is to go into debt with student loans.

And the State Department, which is responsible for American representation at this and many other international exhibitions, is not only looking for someone to run it but also to help pay for it.

These drinks are generally only helpful for someone who is highly active; otherwise, it's just adding additional calories and isn't more beneficial than water.