Sentence examples for I once participated from inspiring English sources

I once participated with him on a panel at the Folger Theatre on the subject of "Henry V".

I've elbowed my way into more boys' clubs than I care to remember and I once participated in a piece of street theater in support of Anita Hill — something else I'd just as well forget, actually.

I once participated in the Old Vic's 24-hour play process – we playwrights all met at some ungodly hour at a jamboree with lots of famous actors, then were bundled off to a hotel in Westminster to write through the night, brought coffee at hourly intervals by producers nervously glancing at our laptops.

For example, I once participated in a scenario plan to explore the future of independent online video, and the two drivers we selected were "Whether mobile broadband proliferates out to the average user" and "Whether mainstream studios adapt to the online publishing format".

The Washington Post article (http://gmailnews.com/what-harambes-death-means-for-a-critically-endangered-species-of-gorilla-washington-post/) included commentary from a notable zoo historian who I once participated in a radio interview with and Dr. Michael Hutchins, my esteemed colleague and friend, and a prominent zoo and wildlife biologist.

On paper, the Knicks matched up well against the Cablevision Is Goods, whose lineup consisted of someone who had once participated in a halftime free-throw contest, two guys from the Garden's custodial staff, and the mascot of the New York Liberty, in costume.

He wrote: "It is shocking that our country once participated in the sale of human beings on a vast scale.

But he also mentioned a few pacific credentials, like some coexistence programs in which he had once participated.

Bobby Jindal, until recently seen as one of the party's more sober, policy-minded rising stars, is a man who once participated in an exorcism.

My point in the reference in this magazine piece was that, having once participated in a coup, Chávez had later looked over his shoulder.

At the Theatrical Boardinghouse he once participated in an incremental, acrobatic singalong game — a sort of 19th-century hokeypokey — at 2 in the morning.