Sentence examples for though just one from inspiring English sources

BERLIN — Though just one lap, the 400 meters is a brutal race — essentially a long sprint where the final strides are all about running through the pain.

Next week, though, just one buyer will drive home the only Ferrari ever made with a paint job resembling the greenish cracked porcelain, called celadon, made famous during the 13th-century reign of the Song dynasty.

Though just one Bosnia-Herzegovina goal in Kaunas would change all that.

Young and apparently indefatiguable, the squad has arrived almost unckanged from there with the same five men joining the world's top girl player Hou Yifan in the open section, though just one of the two women in Liverpool was in Nizhny Novgorod - 18-year-old Shen Yang, who joins 16-year-old Ding Yixin.

It was, though, just one speech at a time of great global upheaval: China was liberalising its economy; apartheid was in its death throes in South Africa; above all, the cold war was coming to an end with defeat for the Soviet Union.

Theresa May has pledged Brexit will create "real opportunities for growth" in the tourism sector as she announced a new £40m fund for tourism projects across the country, though just one of the projects which have won funding so far is based in the north of England.

Much is at stake in how legislative districts are redrawn, including control of the State Senate, which is currently held by the Republican Party even though just one-quarter of the state's electorate is registered Republican.

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Foolishly, though, I bought just one.

At a B corp, though, shareholders are just one constituency.

This time around, though, it is just one side being honoured.