“for one”造句，怎麼用for one造句

One man can die for ten, ten for one hundred, one hundred for one thousand, one thousand for one thousand, one thousand for one thousand, and one thousand for one thousand to conquer the world.

"All for one, one for all. -- Dumas pére"

Too cold, for one thing.

When one people misses day and night for one people.

One ticket for one person. Pass after checking.

Richard set the alarm for one.

Time enough for one last sortie.

a bus pass valid for one week, for ten journeys

Sometimes we give ourselves for one thing, sometimes for another.

self-discipline learning ability training for "plan of one college student for one village" students;

Thus shall it be done for one bullock, or for one ram, or for a lamb, or a kid.

One day, they bicker for one small thing, and no one who is reasonable, and like two strangers.

a unit of energy equal to the power of one watt operating for one hour.

The marked reference price paid for one to one tutoring, with the level is different.

They are not restricted to working for one boss or one department.

She show remarkable assurance on stage for one so young

Indeed, it is impossible for one to master anything overnight.

All for one，one for all.

"all for one, one for all."

All for one, one for all. --Alexander Dumas Peer

Inaccessible for one to ascend

So it's good for one person.

Nettle, for one, believes it can.

Otherwise, only for one person, but the past, just for one and so on.

That scar stands for one rule, one rule similar to one gambling that you have to choose.

The directions of pursuit make one dazed while the goals get harder for one to reach.

There's room for one more at the table.

You're very persuasive, except for one thing. It's not true.

Immerse for one minute.

The quality for one cup is one tea spoon.

Mr Henderson, for one, seems to be preparing for bankruptcy.

It is not necessarily impossible for one to lose what one gains if one is able to argue with others.

What's the rate for one of your cars?

Fine, except for one brat.

All for one, one for all.--Alexandre Dumas (Davy de La Pailleterie). French writer

All for one, one for all.

One of the men ordered roses for one of the previous protests.

Two for one solicits numerous customers.