| With everything put away, and relatively all garbage, junk, and useless things in their respective places, there was only one more thing to do. |
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| Before I allow you to start your repast, however, there is one more thing that I would like to say, or rather, do. |
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| I drove the length and breadth of the country at demon speed but I was still hankering after one more thing. |
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| Oh, one more thing, please ignore the snide remark some scabrous graffito vandal appended to the end of the article. |
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| Scoff you may, but in a sterile world, the wall is just one more thing to scrub down. |
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| If one more thing goes wrong with my body, my eyes are gonna roll back in my head with sheer utter boredom. |
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| Oh and one more thing, if anyone's the spoiled brat here it's you so shut your mouth! |
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| Via Glenn, I discover one more thing to worry about as an untenured professor. |
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| And one more thing, how come that Scotland and Wales escape the worst ravages of Global warming? |
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| There was, of course, one more thing that may be worth a few sesterces, but I would not part with the ring for the world. |
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| There is one more thing I want to say, about a matter that is pertinent to that. |
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| There is perhaps one more thing to say, not so much about the book, but about its subject: diamonds and terrorism. |
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| Mr. Denis Zook: I would say just one more thing, if you would acknowledge me. |
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| Yikes! Just one more thing, and then I'm off to Yale:It's harder than it looks, don't you agree Exit the ghost. |
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| This is one more thing we inherited from a totalitarian system in which all decisions were taken administratively. |
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| However, before I say my goodbyes, I should mention one more thing about Winnipeg. |
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| Around here, gossip is a well-oiled machine, traveling at mind-boggling speeds, and this is just one more thing that I will not miss about the place. |
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| That way you've got one more thing in your favor if you get avalanched. |
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| Should you give up in despair that this is one more thing the rich have managed to monopolize? |
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| Ada was blubbering now, tears and snot running down a red face, she opened her mouth to say one more thing, but at the last moment found some resolve. |
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| The untraditional venue is just one more thing that sets this show apart. |
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| To the non-theistic scientist, the objective universe is what it is, and the question of how it got that way is just one more thing to investigate. |
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| There is one more thing I would like to say as what I have said so far relates to the current budgetary procedure. |
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| Let me tell you one more thing you should remember related to the concept of time. |
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| You miss just one more thing, a cattle truck to transport your livestock to your farm. |
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| Let me say one more thing about subsidiarity and its practical application. |
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| I do not intend to turn this into a lecture on defence transformation, but allow me to say just one more thing on this subject. |
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| Philip Steinkühler: This is one more thing that would depend on the customer. |
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| There is one more thing you have to remember in the process of casting away flesh. |
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| So it's just one more thing that people can be charged with. |
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| Mr. David Shackleton: I'd like to say one more thing about that, if I may. |
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| And one more thing, trends in the US usually reach Europe one year later. |
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| Add one more thing to the list of the world's cutest epiphenomena, alongside panda cubs, kissing otters and Ronan Farrow: 13-year-old all-girl Swedish punk bands. |
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| I think that yearning for one more thing is very much on my mind. |
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| It's quieted down around here, but there's one more thing for you to do. |
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| Finally, I have to get one more thing off my chest. |
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| Feedback from the field found that, for some military or police members, protection of civilians was one more thing they were being asked to do, with already complex mandates and limited resources. |
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| Provider: If you're still worried, I can do one more thing. |
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| Sometimes life with children seems to be one long string of tasks, and parents lament that family times that were supposed to be fun are reduced to one more thing to do. |
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