Example sentences of "to one [prep] [pron] " in BNC.

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1 The danger is , once people acquire an appetite for burning buildings down , sooner or later they will set fire to one with someone inside .
2 You will have to come to one with us . ’
3 I never thought it would 'appen to one of me own children , the youngest too , what I was always most fond of . ’
4 We have seen to one of them .
5 We told the child that there was a chocolate in one of the boxes and that he had to point to one of them — guessing of course — to tell the experimenter where to look for the chocolate .
6 But I got talking to one of them and he told me he 'd just come out of prison where he 'd done time for soliciting .
7 I can still hear stuff , but it sounds swishy like when you listen to one of them curly sea shells .
8 According to one of them God drives back the waters of the sea by a strong east wind , and causes a mysterious panic in the Egyptian camp .
9 And she had set fire to one of them .
10 She 'd received only two or three serious propositions throughout her marriage — serious in the sense of coming from a man of intelligence and sensitivity — and to one of them she had yielded , in a matter of weeks .
11 I here were other police present , and after the announcement she spoke to one of them about her sister Laura .
12 The rule for identifying the relevant variables was given in chapter 12 : when we are assessing the direct effect of one variable upon another , any third variable which is causally connected to both variables and prior to one of them should be controlled .
13 It is not necessary to control for anything , since there are no other variables connected to both age and income and prior to one of them .
14 An imposter arrived claiming to be related to one of them , and whilst he was alone with the bodies he drove a wooden stake into the heart of each .
15 I said to one of them that if I wanted to take advantage of them it would be then .
16 ‘ Last year ’ — she smiled mischievously — ‘ something really awful happened to one of them .
17 If a club is relegated — which happened to one of them in 1990 — the shares will fall steeply in value .
18 ‘ I ai n't going to one of them council homes , I ai n't !
19 The only clues to the identity of the telephone bidders was that German was spoken to one of them by the saleroom staff .
20 Little point in saying he was godfather to one of them .
21 His triumphal entry into Jerusalem , for example , represents an attempt to conform to one of them .
22 Rayne started the bidding at a guinea and after some brisk competition among the gentlemen at the foot of the stairs it was knocked down to one of them for five guineas .
23 A resolution proposed at the 1912 National Union Conference tells the whole story ; originally the resolution approved , " the candidature of Unionist working men and earnestly recommends the allocation to one of them of a safe and suitable seat at some by-election in the near future , as evidence of the reality of the movement " .
24 I have given my filth-preference vote to one of them , and together with other much-transferred votes it may determine his election .
25 It is no panacea for the teacher with discipline problems , but has its contribution to make to one of them .
26 It would be artificial to limit our understanding of style to one of them , let us say authorial style , and exclude the others .
27 Gravelle ( 1985 ) points to an implicit assumption which , when relaxed , gives rise to one of them : " that either no managerial effort is required to reduce costs or that such effort does not yield disutility to managers ' ( p. 115 ) .
28 There are other difficulties in making an order in such a case as this where a number of defendants have been equally involved in committing a crime , for the purpose of which a vehicle belonging to one of them has been used .
29 Well we went to one of them they went to one of them there .
30 Well we went to one of them they went to one of them there .
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