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• Trouble broke out in the match when one of the players called a member of the other team a cheat.
• They've got two adopted children and one of their own.
• He is one of the top chefs in Britain.
• When one engine stopped, we had to turn round and fly home.
• Would you run your idea by me one more time?
• Four parcels came this morning, but only one was for Mark.
• Paint one side, leave it to dry, and then paint the other.
• He can't tell one wine from another, so don't give him any of the expensive stuff.

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• You're going to get into serious trouble one of these days.
• Let's go to the cinema one night next week.
• One of these days we're going to move to France.
• Come and visit one weekend.
• One day we'll be able to afford a car like that.

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• At one point Seeger fell afoul of the US government for his antiwar actions.
• He managed to eke out a living one summer by selling drinks on a beach.
• They met in Paris one enchanted afternoon in early autumn.
• I suspected he wasn't telling me the truth, and one day I caught him out when I found some letters he'd written.
• We met one day last year when we got talking in a bar.

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• With one blow of the knight's axe, he clove the rock in twain.
• Only one competitor made a clear jump of the highest fence.
• Don't let one little quarrel come between you.
• I took one look at her and cracked up.
• The canteen is the one thing I'll miss about work.

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• The one thing that's certain is that prices will go up.
• He was the one person to complete the test with no mistakes.
• She's the one person I can trust around here.
• It is the one thing I regret about my time at the company.
• The one thing he's not prepared to compromise is his family's safety.

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• That's one classy vehicle you've got there.
• You can always tell a real bow tie from one that clips on.
• She's written five books, and every one a cracker.
• Mrs. Wilson is one of our regular customers.
• I really must get a new jacket - this one's starting to go at the elbows.

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• During the night, he had rolled from one side of the bed to the other.
• The two cultures were so utterly disparate that she found it hard to adapt from one to the other.
• If I have to listen to something I don't understand, it just goes in one ear and out the other.
• The two sisters are so similar that it's almost impossible to tell one from the other.
• This film begins where the other one leaves off.

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• One's primary responsibility is to the legal system.
• One must not assume from this that the defendant is guilty.
• I wondered whether there might, after all, be some truth in the old chestnut that one's school days are the happiest of one's life.
• Yoga is said to restore one's inner equilibrium.
• Spending time with one's family is never an unalloyed pleasure.