at one

Idioms and Phrases

In agreement, in harmony, as in John and Pat were at one on every subject except her cat, which made him sneeze , or Springtime always makes me feel at one with nature . [1300s]

Example Sentences

Dr Jenny Harries, then the deputy chief medical officer for England, hailed the UK as an “international exemplar” in its preparedness at one of the early TV press conferences.

From BBC

He has also proven erratic, at one point praising them, at another insulting them and starting trade wars with China.

From Salon

It said in a blog post on its website that the billionaire had at one point wanted "absolute control" of the company.

From BBC

Based on the survey, the estimated peak of the pandemic, in cases if not in deaths, was in late March 2022, where at one point about 4.9 million people were thought to have the virus.

From BBC

Bystanders at one point were performing CPR on the newborn, ABC7 reported.

From Los Angeles Times