Example sentences of "one [prep] [adj] [noun] [pers pn] " in BNC.

  Next page
No Sentence
1 After one of early games he was approached by a strange looking character who proposed a meeting ‘ which would be to your advantage , senor ’ .
2 It is one of best crews they 've ever had .
3 Instead , it was just one of 11 qualifications they sought , with the ability to listen to and act on what customers were saying one of the ones highlighted .
4 By then it will be clear whether Ian Lang , the Scottish Secretary , intends to proceed with water privatisation , one of eight options he is examining .
5 What I am now describing , incidentally , is one of many instances I could relate to you to underline Lord Darlington 's essentially shy and modest nature .
6 As the sub-manne pulled away , the captain ordered one of two soldiers he was carrying on board to open fire with his Lewis gun on the survivors in the dinghy .
7 All oriental rugs are made in one of two ways they are either hand-woven ( kelims ) or hand-knotted ( pile rugs ) .
8 ‘ It was just one of 24 schemes we considered that day , ’ he said .
9 There were some of the Dordogne , one of this house he had loved .
10 BELOW : One of numerous gifts he received , this silver vase was ‘ presented to Professor W. J. T. Morton by his private class pupils , session 1846–7 , in admiration of his talents ; as a token of their gratitude for his unwearied assiduity ; and as a mark of their unqualified esteem and respect ’ .
11 I had witnessed Sister Kenny 's unusual treatment when I went to see her at work at Queen Mary 's Hospital for Children in Carshalton , one of several hospitals we had visited during our advanced student days .
12 For the base Chaplain , this was just one of several funerals he 'll be presiding over during the next few days .
13 The title of his last book , Possible Worlds , gives a key to the process : that the world we inhabit is by no means the only one , but only one of any number we may care to imagine .
14 ‘ He is one of those players you want in your side because you know he will be superb week-in , week-out .
15 All Blacks coach Laurie Mains said : ‘ Grant is one of those players you have a lot of confidence in .
16 Every one of those horses he has to look round for fo all four feet up .
17 On one of those weekends she had met Stock , a photographer who did a lot of work for one of the newspaper colour supplements , though always under assumed names , for tax purposes .
18 Latin 's not one of those languages you can teach with tape-recorders and acting little plays .
19 ‘ Every time I sell one of those things I 'm committing a crime against humanity , ’ he had told him .
20 I 've thought about it but erm it 's another one of those things I , I guess I keep putting off to the er a little bit later .
21 ‘ It 's one of those things you silly young women get . ’
22 I ALWAYS thought lesbianism was one of those things you had to be born with , like the ability to do the splits .
23 Being in the charts is one of those things you always dream of but now I 've done a few of those things already .
24 Training logs are one of those things you simply do or do n't take to .
25 It was one of those things you know , when you get called names .
26 At first I did n't know what it was , then I realised it was what Doreen called a ‘ floppy disc ’ , one of those things you store your words with on a computer .
27 One of those things you forget about when away , then meet with surprised pleasure on a return .
28 No , cos it , eh , a , it 's one of those things you already know how to do it or you do n't , and he 's pretty good though , I , know I ca n't , I 've read the instructions and I put that one , that one loose in the bottom and this one
29 Personally I 'd rather buy a pack of cards and play the game for real , or buy one of those magazines you find on the top shelf of the newsagents .
30 ‘ Trouble is I 've an urgent appointment with one of those VIPs you mentioned .
  Next page