singular造句

One evening he had a singular apparition.

She had a singular insight into life.

The singular of "mice" is "mouse".

I would be a singular businessman.

I had a singular experience in Africa.

Singular nouns are used only in the singular, always with a determiner.

The young man has a singular ear for music.

Our rule is singular and simple: No animals, please.

We use 'has' with a singular pronoun or noun.

the singular and plural pronoun 'you' is the same.

A singular glow came from the unidentified flying object.

At certain moments, that pure brow and that voluptuous smile presented a singular contrast.

Actor names are usually singular nouns such as Grade Administrator, Customer, and Payment Processor.

Kennedy's inauguration was a singular moment of hope for the country.

I have always been acutely aware of the power of a strong, singular voice.

But none had that singular ability of Uncle Walter to turn national sentiment against the President and his policies.

NOTE: You may have noticed that the table is called posts (plural), while the model name is post (singular).

It always take the third person singular form of the verb even though it's always plural in English.

But as Mahoney makes clear, what we have is not a new theory (singular) but new theories (plural).

In the days when I ran marathons and half-marathons, being part of something greater than my singular effort was exhilarating.

The wood on either side was full of singular noises, among which--once, twice, and again--he distinctly heard whispers in an unknown tongue.

This is the Rue Platriere, now called Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, on account of a singular household which lived in it sixty years ago.

Without a singular vision of the user experience you want to create it's very hard to achieve a great user experience.

Ruby on Rails enforces the notion that classes are singular, and tables are plural. This reduces the amount of work programmers need to do.

The crowd of miserable wretches whose one aim in life is to fill their purses but never to put anything into their heads, offers a singular instance of this torment of boredom.

You can see the way in which in the structure of Tony the Tow Truck the first part of the poem is absolutely saturated with the first person singular: I, I, I, I.

It always seemed a little unnatural to me, and when it came time to write a single-author paper (which I tend not to do, since collaborating is much more fun) I went with the first-person singular.

About three o'clock the four couples, frightened at their happiness, were sliding down the Russian mountains, a singular edifice which then occupied the heights of Beaujon, and whose undulating line was visible above the trees of the Champs Elysees.