Sentence examples for to ones from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of a period of time, being particular
- One day the prince set forth to kill the dragon that had brought terror to his father’s kingdom for centuries.
They lived in houses built on stilts, similar to ones in southeast Asia.
"You weren't sure whether to take to ones and twos or take on the big shots.
It plans to update them to ones from 2008.
But they could lead to ones that might work.
Some even switched careers to ones that help others.
Astronomers are comparing these new images to ones taken by Hubble in 1997.
His firm's products have some systems in them similar to ones found in car engines.
This way, she could move quickly from the easy tasks to ones that were more challenging.
The only clue is that the gene is similar to ones that are important in development.
A handful of these prints, some identical to ones he owned, are included in the show.
Golden Dawn's tactics are similar to ones it used before parliamentary elections in June.
