Sentence examples for the premier one from inspiring English sources

As the leader of a protest party with only one seat -- his own -- he was able to ask the premier one question a week from the floor, that is when the catcalls from his 124 Liberal and Parti Québécois colleagues did not drown him out.

Winning anything meaningful is infectious, but the prestige of taking the premier one-day title was incalculable.

But this did not matter to the Clive Hubert variety of Lloyd, the premier one-day batsman of the era.

Such are the capabilities of the premier ones among them that Darren Sammy's team are serious contenders to snatch away England's crown in spin-friendly Sri Lanka next month.

Back-to-back promotions took City to the Unibond Premier (one tier below the Blue Square North), bankrolled by Helios Properties.

The table was a "premier" one, which would have cost an estimated £12,000.

After the film premiered, one of the gun rights advocates in the room leaked a separate audio recording of Couric's interview.

"Coming here is actually better than the Premier League," one fan tells me; that might be pushing it, but I can just about see his point.

The oldest English viscountcy surviving today is that of Hereford, created in 1550; the premier Irish one, however, that of Gormanston, is somewhat older, having been created in 1478.

First played in 1963 over 65 overs, it shed five the following year, and became the country's premier one-day competition.

He once told me that, after the New York Philharmonic premiered one of his first pieces, his mother turned to him and said: "It's not too late to study to be a dentist".