Sentence examples for saying one for from inspiring English sources

Grace Davie, the sociologist of religion, sees the key feature of English religion as vicariousness – a profound sense of belonging without believing sustained over hundreds of years by clergy "saying one for me".

Here it comes, One for me and one for you and one for you" (keep it like this for about 3 - 4 rounds then start saying) "One for you, one for you and two for me, one for you one for you and two for me" believe me once these kids start to notice the amount of their candies are less than yours or hearing what you've been saying.

"The high temperature of distillation kills microbiological content," Dr. Lemley said, "one for-sure advantage of distilled water".

"I just sold two antique iron hand presses on eBay," she said, "one for $9,300 and one for $9,200, sight unseen.

"Someone from Egyptian intelligence told me that I hold each conversation five times," Baskin says, "one for each of the spy agencies listening in on us".

But we need, let's say, one for the season.

He is not, he said, one for psychological exploration.

Otherwise, it was, as they say, one for the purists.

He said, 'One for the bus, one for the houseboat, and one for home.

Only two demonstrators were arrested, police said, one for throwing a soup dish, another for carrying a spear.

But three bullets were missing, she said, "one for each of the victims he shot in the head".