Sentence examples for single one time from inspiring English sources

Check out my single "ONE TIME" on my myspace and spread the word for me.

Bieber performed the song along with his lead single "One Time" on September 26 , 2009

Crystal Bell of Billboard gave the song a generally positive review stating "much as he did on his debut single, "One Time," Bieber makes a strong case for why he's the next pop/R&B heartthrob.

Bieber originally stated that the third single from his debut album to be released exclusively on iTunes would be an acoustic remix of his lead single, "One Time", and that it would be released on October 27, 2009.

And she directed the video for Justin Bieber's debut single, "One Time," in which the young pop star has a party for his pre-pubescent friends at his mentor Usher's house.

His debut single One Time was followed by My World, a seven-track mini album released in November 2009, which went platinum in the US and, eventually, double platinum in the UK and his native Canada.

None of the singles (One Time or Pipe It Up) caught on like Versace or last year's Fight Night and Handsome and Wealthy; the album's middling sales – it sold less than 15,000 its opening week – reflected that.

Today, there is a rather greater emphasis on developing drugs that eradicate these infectious organisms with a single, one-time dose than there is on experiments that focus on the basic science of the disease.

A recent survey* conducted by a handful of software firms and trade associations in Silicon Valley found that while software suppliers were pushing for licensing models based on annual subscriptions, companies overwhelmingly preferred single, one-time payment methods, be they on a per-user or per-processor basis (see chart).

Based on the state and local tax codes, we determine that we need to pay two expenses: a single one-time registration tax based on the value of the car and a recurring yearly fee to get our license tabs.

On the revenue side, Mr. Gulotta apparently proposed not a single one-time source of revenue, like selling county land or property.