Sentence examples for supported on one from inspiring English sources

Yngve sat with his head supported on one hand staring out the window.

That Justice O'Connor (joined by Justices Blackmun and Stevens) responded to Justice Thomas' singular brief in support of deferential review with a point-by-point refutation – supported on one of those points by Justice Kennedy's separate opinion – only enhances the sense that battle lines are forming for an impending habeas corpus Armageddon.

He had to be supported on one arm by one of his attorneys as he walked out of the court to be taken to the Cheltenham police station for processing, where he had to give his fingerprints and pose for a police mugshot.

Out-of-home streaming is only supported on one device at a time, TiVo says.

The cell was opened and the flattened sample supported on one diamond window, a clean area of which was used for background spectra.

The rise in male incarceration has reduced male breadwinners in low income families, and increases in non-marital childbearing and the rise of single-parent households mean more children are supported on one income.

In this article, we prepared the high index surface structures of Au nanocrystals supported on one-dimensional (1-D) MoO3 nanorods by using two steps ultrasonic probe irradiation method.

Membranes were prepared by successively supporting on one side of substrate macroporous mesoporous microporous-dense layers of macroporous mesoporous microporous-dense porous layersof La–Ni–Pt/Pr0.3Ce0.35Zr0.35O2−x catalyst.

The great political conflict of our age – between neocons and the millionaires and corporations they support on one side, and social justice campaigners and environmentalists on the other – has been mischaracterised as a clash between negative and positive freedoms.

The above findings support on one hand the intuitive principle about: "the moreyou give, the more you get" and, on the other hand, they reinforce thehypothesis that visibility is not enough to grant a wide diffusion of content similarly to the "million follower fallacy" in the context of Twitter [6]).

Ostensibly, there should be no question as to who enlightened people should support; on one side of the conflict stands a western democracy, governed by the rule of law, which warns civilians before striking legitimate terrorist targets.