Sentence examples for were of one of from inspiring English sources

All dogs were of one of three breeds: German Shepherd, Belgian Malinois, or Dutch Shepherd.

However, 54% were of one of these eight serogroups (O8, O9, O45, O54, O141, O147, O149, and O163) and 57% of the isolates belonged to only six serotypes, including two new (O163:H- and ONT:H4) serotypes not previously found among porcine pathogenic E. coli.

No more than 1% of all scientists were of one of the four ethnic minorities most commonly represented in the Netherlands--Turkish, Moroccan, Surinam, and Antillean.

It is of one of those great Yuletide cliches.

The effect is of one of those dreams about flying in which you suddenly find your heels leaving the ground.

The overall picture is of one of the richest nations exploiting one of the poorest to get ready for the world's most popular sporting tournament.

Here, by way of example, is of one of my earlier tweets.

The "Best Novel" category was of one of the first called and I quickly lost.

Patients may thus be of one of three separate genotypes; insertion/insertion, deletion/deletion or insertion/deletion.

Each edge is of one of two types: u → v for activation and u ⊣ v for inhibition.

Most of the patients were members of one of the statutory or private health insurance companies.