at a time
see at one time, def. 1.
Words Nearby at a time
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How to use at a time in a sentence
"I'm kinda like a one-guy-at-a-time kind of person," Arias testified.
That “slow slow,” “orangier,” using dark as a noun and the exhilarating “bit-at-a-time”—what perfect control she wields.
"Well, I suppose I'm a one-idea-at-a-time sort of person," he said.
From Place to Place | Irvin S. CobbThe deterioration in the income of the families, resulting from the one-at-a-time accidents, was 64 per cent.
He walks along the wire fence in a gliding, one-leg-at-a-time fashion, as he often does on the twig of a tree.
Some Summer Days in Iowa | Frederick John Lazell
At the hull of the tractor, he made the foot-at-a-time crossover and again fought suit and current to get back to the cab.
The Thirst Quenchers | Rick RaphaelMother was right—the world doesn't come to the clever folks, it comes to the stubborn, obstinate, one-idea-at-a-time people.
Affinities and Other Stories | Mary Roberts Rinehard
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