Sentence examples for there's already one from inspiring English sources

It may feel like there's already one on almost every street corner, but Britain's supermarkets are planning to open enough new stores in the years ahead to cover 500 football pitches.

There's already one credible university founded solely on the study of changes that will accompany the Singularity.

There's already one form of payroll tax holiday on the books: Any private-sector employer hiring a worker who has been unemployed for at least 60 days does not have to pay the 6.2percentt Social Security payroll tax on that employee for the duration of 2010.

There's already one bloviating, egomaniacal, too-powerful, sycophant-encouraging, id and idiocy-inducing jerkface on Twitter.

But there's already one – a queen bee, called Marianne – there.

More seriously, there's already one nice result of this.

But by this evening's town meeting, there was already one change in place: on the dais where the town board sat, the space that had formerly held a wooden carving of the coat of arms was empty.

"Somebody tells you this is a real treasure, and you say, 'We've been feeding the puppies out of that bowl.' " There is already one water tower on the list of Mississippi landmarks, and there are at least 74 water towers or standpipes on the National Register of Historic Places, said James Gabbert, a historian for the register.

There is already one ice-cream stall on this beach and, sensibly, they have set up right in the middle (figure 1).

There is already one in Blackwell's Bookshop in London.

Look – logic dictates - there was already one, so let's make another!