Sentence examples for plain one of from inspiring English sources

It is the great walled plain, one of the finest on the moon, known as the Mare Crisium — the Sea of Crises".

Perhaps that was because Kurt M. Campbell, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs at the U.S. State Department, was in Cambodia on Friday, where he made plain one of his goals in talks with officials was to secure Cambodia's support for the peaceful resolution of another, major ownership issue flaring in Southeast Asia – over the South China Sea.

Deniliquin, a 750km drive from Sydney, sits at the western edge of the Riverine Plain, one of the largest natural flats in the world.

In the Sanjaing Plain, one of the most important grain production bases in China, water resources security has been recognized as a warranty of food security.

The western plain, one of the largest granaries in the country, produces rice, barley, cotton, hemp, and paper mulberry, used to make high-quality paper for calligraphy, sliding screens, and other traditional purposes.

Steeped in legend and imbued with spiritual meaning, this was a bountiful spot in the dry scrub plain, one of the great inter-tribal meeting places of eastern Australia.

Jacelyn Botti, regional vice president at Weichert Realtors in Morris Plains, one of the state's larger residential brokerages, said rates would need to go to the double digits for an impact to occur.

Why striped socks beneath this half-assembly of bones, plain ones to accompany the next?

Variation of water absorption and dynamic modulus from top to bottom of mortar with NWPA is similar to that of plain one, and lower than that of expanded clay mortar, which certifies that NWPA could promote the uniformity of internally cured mortar.

The frost damage of reinforced concrete (RC) is of great complexity than plain one tested in laboratory, because of damage levels depending on various shapes and scales of structures, ambient conditions as well as detailed arrangement of reinforcing bars.

In "The Emperor," Minimal-looking coffin-shaped flats, plain and striped, float in the landscape, the plain one bearing an image of a Harlequin shirt.