one-on-one

(eg. celtic, explanation, sonnet )

one-on-one one-on-one

(adj) directly between two individuals
(adj) being a system of play in which an individual defensive player guards an individual offensive player
(adv) (of two persons) in direct encounter

It's no surprise that tween girls like one-on-one relationships and boys are more interested in groups.
Mastering the machine isn't easy or inexpensive: it typically requires six to 10 one-on-one lessons, at $45 to $75 an hour.
I'll state now that my one-on-one review didn't cover the many other brands with reputable LCD sets.

Drummond Group Introduces Pre-Test Support Program for 2014 Edition Testing and Certification
Designed for software vendors and organizations seeking to certify EHR systems for the 2014 Edition criteria, the program offers one-on-one access to Drummond Group's test proctors. (PRWeb June 12, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10824864.htm
on June 12, 2013 Source: PRWeb
Tom Sturridge Preps For a "Magical" Father's Day With Sienna, Marlowe, and His Mom
Tom Sturridge pushed his almost 1-year-old daughter, Marlowe, in her stroller for a walk around the West Village neighborhood of NYC with his fiancée, Sienna Miller , and his mom, Phoebe Nicholls, yesterday. Sienna and Marlowe also spent a bit of one-on-one time earlier in the day sporting matching hairdos. Tom is winding down from a big weekend at Sunday's Tony Awards, where he was a nominee ...
on June 12, 2013 Source: PopSugar
One-on-one: Packers' McCarthy opens up about helping children in need
Following a Packers practice this week, head coach Mike McCarthy sat down with OnMilwaukee.com for a one-on-one interview and opened up about a place - and more importantly, the people - that have become close to his heart at American Family Children's Hospital in Madison.
on June 8, 2013 Source: OnMilwaukee.com