Sentence examples for In the one time from inspiring English sources

In the opening scenes, Bieber is wearing a green hooded sweatshirt, similar to the gray one he wore in the "One Time" video, along with a cranberry shirt.

Bieber's best friend Ryan Butler, who appeared in the "One Time" video, also appears alongside Bieber, wearing a T-shirt advertising his Twitter account.

The experts were then selected to participate in the one-time interview based on level of experience with treating the population of interest, as determined by responses to the background questionnaire as well as their interest and availability.

The Rolling Stone staff wrote: "Holing up in the one-time home of Manson-family victim Sharon Tate, Trent Reznor made an overpowering meditation on NIN's central theme: control".

John Paul Gaultier finished his seven-year stint at Hermès in the one-time saddle maker's horsy heartland.

Lib Dem fears of a total wipeout were raised when they lost their seat in the one-time stronghold of the South West.

Then it brings in the one-time American Brad Friedel and his English accent to the broadcast team, and lets Warren Barton compare Bayern's futility in the final to the Buffalo Bills.

The Olive school, an Ofsted-outstanding primary that has been based in temporary premises in Stoke Newington, east London, had been hoping to set up its permanent home in the one-time Hackney central nick, two miles away.

And in the one-time power attorney's fine-print firm that serves as guardian of Larry Bird exceptions to labyrinthine salary caps, San Antonio is talking title again while the New York metropolitan area hasn't seen one in 27 years.

There were other signs that all was not treif in the one-time vice capital: the boardwalk bustled with men wearing yarmulkes and modestly dressed women pushing prams; resort pools teemed with countless children.This year, around 50,000 people spent a combined $175m on an American kosher-for-Passover package holiday, says Menachem Lubinsky, editor of Kosher Today, a trade paper.

Shares in the one-time stockmarket favourite Asos sank nearly 9% to £22.07, less than a third of their value in February, as it admitted it would have to invest more in technology and in cutting prices in overseas markets because the high value of the pound was making its clothing look expensive in key markets including the US and Russia.