Sentence examples for the next one of from inspiring English sources

There's a wall separating you from the rest of us, and everyone on our side shudders each time the next one of your goons decides to show what a thinker he is by stepping up to a podium and talking about how the population is being controlled by computer chips, about the "Euro-Atlantic conspiracy," or about how the Americans are weaponising cellular research.

Because every time the joint got to him he'd just pass it over to the next one of us.

One minute we were a normal country; the next, one of the most recognisable members of the Labour party was running around shouting about Hitler.

The next one of mine you can read will be The Pied Piper of Hamelin, out next year, wonderfully illustrated By Emma Chichester Clark.

Why would the next one of us feel that he or she should make the effort, marshal the strength and somehow fortify him or herself against the opposition that always seemed stronger, if even a man who won the Nobel peace prize was ignored where those efforts for peace had done the most good?

And so that's the next — one of the fascinating things is that's the next screen size and the next device I think that's going to happen.

And maybe the next ones on the list of least socialist are red states, right?

Or rather it's a bunch of transcripts, all typed out one after the next on one of those printers that go GNEENEEEGNEEENEEEGNEEEENEEE-sssszkzzk-GNEENEEEGNEEENEEEGNEEEENEEE-sssszkzzk.

The next one out of the gate is Pardot, which will arrive next week.

Root edges the next one short of slips.

At least the viewers heeded her wish – she was the next one out of the door.