Sentence examples for to ones with from inspiring English sources

Abayas come in different cuts, colours, styles and fabrics, from plain black to ones with cartoon characters on the back, and from cotton daywear to lacy or frilly ones fit for an evening out.

Progress in drug development has led to the development of many treatment regimens that are relatively free of metabolic toxicities, so the decisions on treatment switching are limited to ones with prior drug toxicity or few remaining treatment options.

They were assigned either to quiet workplaces or to ones with some office noise, including speech.

Variations range from those heavily sweetened with pecans and cinnamon, a virtual coffee cake, to ones with blueberries, butterscotch and even Parmesan cheese, garlic and herbs.

Many companies saw their Web sites morph from ones with almost exclusively commercial bents to ones with a distinctly human face.

Not to worry: an interview with Langer gave way to ones with ship workers and a revealing talk with a Falklands veteran.

Helen Hall has spent it on employing a staff member to work one-to-one with children on their reading.

768 patients diagnosed with ACS were matched one-to-one with controls on the basis of age (5-yr windows), gender, and race (Caucasian vs. non-Caucasian).

He would draw for me and go through on a one-to-one with me what he was working on.

Our services director demonstrated this by announcing monthly one-to-ones with each of us, then cancelling them so soon afterwards that we thought it was a duplicate email.

NBI is under particular scrutiny as, despite having coaching exclusivity in the St Albans chapter and having numerous "one-to-ones" with fellow members, I have yet to receive a single referral.