Sentence examples for stood at one from inspiring English sources
The confirmed death toll on Tuesday stood at one Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) staff member and "around 20 civilians," the SARC and Red Cross said in a joint statement.
The price of of oil stood at one of its highest levels this year on Thursday, at $58.24 £43.833) a barrel, after reports of skirmishes between Iraqi and Kurdish forces in oil-producing areas, and concerns over sanctions against Iran.
'A Cursed Little Part of Brooklyn' Exactly what stood at One Hanson Place before the tower began rising on the site in 1927 is not certain.
But on Thursday morning, an animated Mr. Bush stood at one lectern, while a decidedly reserved Mr. Maliki stood at another, at times looking tense, at others bemused.
Shannon Teamer, a teen coordinator with Durham Parks and Recreation, stood at one of the raised garden beds and quizzed children on what plants need to survive – soil, sun and water.
What Brown brings is a ready-made fairytale: a handsome, dreadlocked rebel with a booming serve (his first serve percentage for the year stood at one point at a remarkable 87%) and a curious slice on a viciously whipped forehand, weapons that were too much for Verdasco and seriously inconvenienced Denis Istomin at Queen's Club.
They stood at one-all in their series.
By the end of the 20th century, agriculture and mining accounted for less than 5 percent of Canada's labour force, while manufacturing stood at one-fifth and services, including transportation, trade, finance, and other activities, employed nearly three-fourths of the workforce.
When the rain-delayed third round was halted tonight because of darkness, Love stood at one-under-par 215, tied for sixth place with Woods and Mike Weir and six shots behind the leader, Vijay Singh, who was unable to finish his round.
After 120 minutes of play, the score stood at one-all, with Chile hitting the bar in the very last minute.
These days they no longer walk the streets and knock on people's doors; they tend to stand at one spot or pitch and allow the purchasers to come to them.
