I saw him watch the wheeling kites and look below them, and twice I saw him fix his gaze for minutes at a time on one place.
At last we set the extra twenty boxes in one place together, slipping and falling in the process because the deck was wet and the ship unsteady; and then I went and reported to Ranjoor Singh.
Yet at one place, where we tied to the bank because of delay ahead, a man shouted from a sand-dune that the kaiser of Germany has turned Muhammadan and now summons all Islam to destroy the French and British.
The case of the savage is very different; he is tied to no one place, he has no prescribed task, no superior to obey, he knows no law but his own will; he is therefore forced to reason at every step he takes.
A man is not planted in one place like a tree, to stay there the rest of his life, and to pass from one extreme to another you must travel twice as far as he who starts half-way.
But these meridians disappear, it takes time to trace them, and you are obliged to work in one place.
At last he too got tired of remaining so long in one place; the novelty had worn away, and packing up his things he left us.
I suppose he had flattered himself that I was really entertaining one set of opinions for one place, and another set for another place; that I was afraid to say at one place what I uttered at another.
The only thing that could make me more grateful to you would be to know exactly where she is: but you must understand that it's like a peep into Heaven to have her existence narrowed to one place.
I--I don't usually sell more than a dozen or two in one place.
There never was enough in one place to pay, and no other man wanted to spend the time, and so I've always felt free to take it.
At one place a real mare used to be sent, but the man who rode her was subjected to some rough treatment at the farmhouse to which he paid his unwelcome visit.
In one place a raised beach with marine littoral shells, and in another immediately adjoining a submerged forest.
It had struck at one place, but the long voyage that had followed showed that no damage had resulted.
By this time the King was running about in a pitiable way, touching people for the King's evil in one place, reviewing his troops in another, and bleeding from the nose in a third.
Button-Bright didn't seem a bit afraid or worried because he was lost, and the shaggy man had no home, perhaps, and was as happy in one place as in another.
Books and ornaments were scattered about in profusion, and the shaggy man thought he had never seen so many pretty things in one place before.
They stay in one place, so folks can walk on them.
Suddenly, with beating wings, he kept himself in one place in the air and then dropped down into the grass.
Suddenly the stranger paused in his flight and for a moment appeared to remain in one place, his great wings heating rapidly to hold him there.
Eventually I mounted a pack-saddle, and we crossed a spur of Takadayama at a height of 2100 feet on a well-devised series of zigzags, eight of which inone place could be seen one below another.
But the old woman would not go away; shuffled in one place, snorted, chewed with her lips and looked inimically at the girl sitting-- with her back to the light.
In one place, a white streak marked a rebound of the current from an obstacle below, and it was across this spot the men dragged the pulley.
In the foreground there was a steep slope where rock ledges broke through the wet turf, and in one place a chasm cleft the hill.
In one place, the figures of a man and horses moved slowly across the fading light; but except for this, the wide landscape was without life and desolate.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "one place" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
