Sentence examples for was from one from inspiring English sources

The only result significantly below the mean was from one developmental prosopagnosic on the 'Length match' test.

The first text on the screen was from one of my old roommates, "Have you seen CNN?" I mechanically uploaded my phone's browser to CNN.

When it first appeared on my Facebook I assumed it was from one of those tiresome sub-Onion websites, but no.

It was from one of her few friends she hadn't alienated.

Browne pointed out that the move was from one rented property to a much cheaper one.

"If the settlers did buy, it was from one owner out of many.

Ammar was from one of these families that came north when he was still nursing in his mother's arms.

Most of the hiking is in the creek itself, which was from one to two feet high.

It was from one such loss of possession by Gascoigne that Boro broke away for a third.

The source said the man's features suggested he was from one of the North Caucasus nations, but an anthropologist argued that the features resembled those of an Arab.

They found that recidivism in youth courts was from one-third to one-half the rate of teenagers processed for similar offenses in the formal system.