Sentence examples for taken a one from inspiring English sources

Our friends at BuzzFeed have taken a one of today's hot button issues and made it into an easy-to-understand flowchart.

Other recent polls have suggested that Mr Sarkozy, boosted by his hard-right rhetoric and exploitation of the Toulouse murders, has taken a one or two-point first-round lead.

Since then, most of the polls have shown Hagan retaining a narrow lead, but a recent CBS/New York Times/YouGov survey showed that Tillis had taken a one point lead.

Just take one step at a time".

The government and NHS England have taken a one-dimensional approach by focusing on cost and getting more from medical staff for the same or less money.

Meanwhile, the United States rebuked Mary Robinson, the United Nations commissioner for human rights, suggesting she had taken a one-sided view in a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

But he'll not be too concerned, he'll have taken a one-under 71 at the start of the day.

In the 17 months since its launch, the euro has taken a one-way ride, losing almost a quarter of its value against the dollar.

By then I was taping the movie, but I'd already taken a one-milligram sublingual melatonin tablet and didn't have the enthusiasm or energy to replay the dialogue.

De Leede, the man who dismissed Tendulkar and finished up with four wickets, is a batsman who had never before taken a one-day international wicket.

I didn't have the heart to tell Dario, but I'd taken a one-day sausage-making course at New York University.