Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Only about one in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It's only about one person.
Do you want to know why? It's only about one person.
Only about one in a thousand is massive enough.
Sin is thus only about one thing;
Only about one in seven volunteers explode when they drink it.
This profession is only about one thing: trust.
Only about one in seven volunteers explode when they drink it.
The average survival time is only about one year.
I care only about one of the four live ones, and that's me.
Services represent 70% of world output but only about one fifth of world trade.
Only about one in five people at risk decide to be tested.
Actually, it's not. It's only about one every three and a half weeks.
Only about one in 10 getsthe eight to 10 hours of sleep per night.
The city proper receives only about one centimeter of rain annually.
Only about one of every 10,000 stars in our galaxy reaches that size!
It generally requires only about one minute to delete an app on your Mac.
Only about one in a thousand of your website visitors will refer to your T& Cs page.
Among primitive peoples only about one half the marriages proved satisfactory.
with wings only about one centimeter long.
They say only about one in 1,500 people don't see results.
We had a $787 billion stimulus bill but only about one third of it was truly stimulus.
Currently, only about one third of the Member States make full use of this option.
picking a fight to destabilize this democracy you're trying to build… it's only about one thing.
The problem is, only about one out of 5,000 people in America live to be 100.
as a result of Catholic reconquests, only about one fifth was left in 1690.
What if there's only about one minute's notice of the need to empty one's bladder?
At the end of the Civil War, only about one third of school-age children went to school.
Only about one in five hostages survives a rescue attempt. As any crisis negotiator knows.
As any crisis negotiator knows, only about one in five hostages survives a rescue attempt.
Only about one third of the estimated additional revenues in 2002 will be allocated to tax cuts.