What is "that one"

Usage examples of "that one".

Fowler was a man who knew all that one man could know about failure.

For so close to life were they that one might swear the graceful bearded gods themselves sate on the ivory thrones.

When she felt like this she took no pleasure from eating, while her temper was so short that one frightened fargi died after her savagely curt dismissal.

With inhuman speed she shifted her grasp so that one hand had the animal by the neck and the other closed around the base of both tails.

The one thing that you and Dracula here have taught me these past few weeks is that one controls or is controlled.

There was a wailing from a foodpen as they passed and Stallan saw that one of the deer had broken its leg in panic during the storm.

But not infirm or beset by any of the weakness or dissolution that one associates with the aging process.

Unasked, the bitter memory returned that one of them, Diken, was dying.

As a matter of fact, the unpleasantness of summer is modified by the certainty that one can go anywhere without fear of rain.

Kira Nerys is an insect compared to the least of us, even to that one whose sympathy for the strangers led him into error.

I looked at last night's bottle, wishing there was more than one or two drinks left, and decided that one would help me tolerate Ward.

It seemed cruel that one who must have passed safely up through all the frightful stages of human evolution within Caspak, should die at the very foot of his goal.

Were I one of these writer-fellows, I should probably say that her features were Grecian, but being neither a writer nor a poet I can do her greater justice by saying that she combined all of the finest lines that one sees in the typical American girl's face rather than the pronounced sheeplike physiognomy of the Greek goddess.

I even managed to scare myself with that one and had a hard time falling asleep despite the warm milk.

But Lamont had the right of that one, because no one ever saw Richie again.