Sentence examples for there is one passing from inspiring English sources

There is one passing mention of the raid in the "Prisoner of War" volume of the Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, which varies significantly from the other sources.

Why shouldn't there be one?' " The House passed a bill authorizing Mrs. Pope's Disabled Veterans Life Foundationn to establish a memorial in Washington; the Senate did so last month.

The point of this update, such as there is one, is to pass on my observations from a few more weeks in the slow lane.

But there is one opportunity to pass among them, at the annual yearling auction, held early in the season by the Fasig-Tipton company, in a special sales pavilion near the track.

In the other case, there is one target that passed through by two links (6,14) and (10,20) in the network.

But there is one thing I purposefully passed on to them, knowing it would help.

In the course of interviewing Andrew Mitchell MP, I note there is one word that never passes his lips.

There is one superb detail, glimpsed in passing, that shows hucksters selling Lincoln memorabilia outside the jail where Surratt is being held, but that flash of the mercenary (and the modern) is never repeated.

The most likely path forward, if there is one, will be for Congress to pass a stand-alone measure to protect Dreamers.

Married couples ought to be buried in the same grave, or one of them will come looking for the other, "and when there's one of them passing on the air you might get a blast of holy wind you wouldn't be the better of for a long time".

RM There was one point when they passed over what looked like central Scandinavia.