Although criticized by some as outdated, one-nationism remains influential among moderate conservatives who prioritize social cohesion.

During the sermon, the pastor carefully explained how three-in-oneness shapes Christian worship and doctrine.

At the vintage market, she hesitated over the delicate clip-ons, wondering if they would match her dress.

For the finale, the director chose to end the scene with a powerful one shot of the protagonist, letting the camera linger on their face.

The linguists debated whether the term wide-ons could be considered a separate lexical category.

When traveling in the Outback, one might find oneself on one's pat, forced to fend for oneself.

I dropped one for luck into the fountain and made a wish.

He's the last one to talk about punctuality, since he's always late.

The technician reviewed the sign-ons from the past week to identify unauthorized access.

The anthology included several one shots that explored different timelines.