For it is an acknowledged fact that, though rivers and brooks surely exist in the Olympics, not one of either flows away from this wide tract of country!
The Indians have never penetrated it, so far as can be ascertained, for their traditions say that it is inhabited by a very fierce tribe of warriors, before whose might and strange weapons not one of the coast tribes can stand.
Of all thus enlisted, not one of the true-hearts but proved worthy the trust.
And yet, from day to day, he read storiettes in the dailies and weeklies, scores and scores of storiettes, not one of which would compare with his.
Not one word in "The Ring of Bells," nor in "The Peri and the Pearl" has been changed.
It is poetic foolishness to hunt it with a gun; very few people do that; there is not one man in a million who can hit it with a gun.
You have intimated that I am not a lady--and I hope I am NOT one, after the pattern of your country.
During two or three days, not one of them was able to do more than lie down or walk about; yet so effective was the arnica, that on the fourth all were able to sit up.
That is to say, not one farthing of the twenty thousand pounds was to go to Miss Halcombe, or to any other relative or friend of Lady Glyde's.
He has filled the house with walking-sticks of his own making, not one of which he ever takes up for a second time.
They are to be married at Limmeridge Church, and thank Heaven, not oneof the neighbours is to be invited to the ceremony.
Jim and I shall stick together in the meanwhile; you'll take Joyce and Hunter when you ride to Bristol, and from first to last, not one of us must breathe a word of what we've found.
Nobody in this here island ever heard of Darby," he muttered; "not one but us that's here.
And as for the schooner, it was I who cut her cable, and it was I that killed the men you had aboard of her, and it was I who brought her where you'll never see her more, not one of you.
Where the ball passed, not one of us precisely knew, but I fancy it must have been over our heads and that the wind of it may have contributed to our disaster.
Not one of the men ashore had a musket, and before they could get within range for pistol shooting, we flattered ourselves we should be able to give a good account of a half-dozen at least.
If she thought the leading was not from Him, she's not one to be brought under the power of it.
I'm not one o' those as can see the cat i' the dairy an' wonder what she's come after.
He's not one of those that think they can comfort you with chattering, as if folks who stand by and look on knew a deal better what the trouble was than those who have to bear it.
He's not one o' them as is all straw and no grain.
I am not one of those who neglect the reigning power to bow to the rising sun.
And take it altogether, now that we have been into most of the houses hereabouts and can judge, there isnot one that we like better than this.
It is not one to be introduced among our wives and young persons, and I--' He finished with that flourish of his arm which added more expressively than any words, And I remove it from the face of the earth.
My feeling for Miss Wilfer,' pursued the Secretary, without deigning to notice him, 'is not one to be ashamed of.
I'm not one to go down on my hands and knees for that, and chance it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "not one" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
