Sentence examples for were one as from inspiring English sources

The scallops were one, as was a terrific soup of grilled corn and roasted peppers.

When push came to shove, the liberals and the conservatives were one as defenders of capital.

Jane and I were one as we defied Aunt Reed, rubbed our chilblains, revered Rasselas-reading Helen Burns, raged at the headband marked "Slattern".

This fantasy about "a golden age when royal power and literary excellence were one", as they describe it, existed independently of other celebrations, or depreciations, of Elizabeth and is still going strong.

"Man and Craft Were One, as a New Age Began" (May 21) reminds me of a day, a dozen years ago or so, when I was standing on the mezzanine of the National Air and Space Museum with my 4-year-old son, Tom, sitting on my shoulders.

"There were ones as big as your hand, about 20 of them," Ms Carr said, when asked about the tarantulas.

"There were ones as big as your hand, about 20 of them," Carr said.

Rupert Murdoch is one, as are Pedro Almódovar and Sasha Baron Cohen.

In the Bronx, Assemblyman Jeffrey Klein was one, as was his mother, Marilyn.

One had clearly been a captive animal, and the other appeared to be one as well.

A. Well, there is one, as awkward as it may sound: Queensites.