Sentence examples for why at one from inspiring English sources
Two stag parties had converged on the disco - the cavernous gym of an old mansion house - which no doubt explains why, at one point in a very loud and very boozy night, there were two young guys in afro wigs dancing naked on the stage.
The demise of the electronics retailer Dick Smith has come under scrutiny at the New South Wales supreme court, with one senior figure asked why at one point the company kept 141 months' worth of private labelled AA batteries in stock.
This might explain why, at one point, they made passengers turn on laptops and phones to demonstrate they worked.
But it was enough to knock him to ground, which is why, at one point, you see Mr. Liohn's feet and then, about five seconds later, hear him growl in pain.
"Why, why, why, why?" At one point, the woman yelled, "Oh, my God, you killed my brother!" several times.
I wonder about the satisfaction of the role and she seizes on the word: "Why satisfaction?" At one point, she even burrows in her straw basket – the sort you might lug round a French market – for pen and paper, the sort of person always ready to note down a thought, pose a new question.
Why stop at one messaging app?
It also explained why Beyoncé at one point during her performance was able to dramatically remove her ear-piece.
It's not entirely clear why, as at one point, it was being fairly widely tested within Facebook, we're told.
Why stop at one direction?
