Sentence examples for taking a one from inspiring English sources

They've been all over the world, but the thing about taking a one or two or three-year-old all over the world is that they don't remember it.

Taking a One Health approach further to assemble transdisciplinary working groups with common interests will allow constituents such as researchers, organizations, governments, and communities to focus on innovative capacity building activities.

HEAT 100, CELTICS 77 LeBron James scored 27 points, Dwyane Wade added 14 and host Miami moved closer to the East's No. 2 seed by taking a one-game lead on Boston with two to play.

Microsoft's chief technology officer, Nathan Myhrvold, is taking a one-year leave of absence on July 1 to focus on scientific pursuits and his family life.

In 1986, Weinberg began taking a one-man show "Growing Up on E Street" to college campuses around the country.

Aldrin and Mars One both envision the first passengers taking a one-way trip.

One consolidated by a hugely strong showing by the new 911 RSR taking a one-two in the GTE-Pro class on its WEC debut.

He barely missed the cut after taking a one-stroke penalty when his ball moved on the 15th green in the second round.

At one point, she declared on her blog that she was taking a "one-day hiatus from veganism," with the help of a pint of Ben & Jerry's butterscotch ice cream; she heard back from a number of vegans who objected).

OCHOA IN THE LEAD Lorena Ochoa shot a 65 in the third round of the Ginn Open in Reunion, Fla., on Saturday, moving to 16 under and taking a one-shot lead over the rookie Yani Tseng.

However, in many Dutch schools citizenship education is taking a one-sided turn, accentuating individual rights and (moral) obligations and focusing on students of non-western descent to assimilate.