Sentence examples for Once endorsed from inspiring English sources

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He once endorsed Mario Cuomo for governor.

Palestinians speak of the 1967 lines as a basis for negotiation, an idea President Obama once endorsed.

Justice Kennedy's comment reflected several justices' concern that these checkpoints, once endorsed by the Supreme Court, could become routine.

Mr. Huntsman, who once endorsed comprehensive reform and driver's licenses for the undocumented, called Mr. Perry's skepticism about a fence "pretty much a treasonous comment".

One avenue is to remind reporters and others that Mr. Santorum once endorsed Arlen Specter, his fellow Republican senator from Pennsylvania, who was then running for president.

By recognizing Lewis with the Nobel, the committee was at once endorsing his political critiques of his home country, and also marking American literature as having come of age.

Obviously, (a) might appeal more to the stereotypical Democrat, but candidate Clinton focuses on expanding Social Security; and (b) might appeal to the stereotypical Republican (Marco Rubio did once endorse the idea), but I'm not sure what candidate Trump's retirement policy is.

His proposal was at once enthusiastically endorsed by an estimated 90% of the deputies.

And once he endorsed Shanghai's revival, the city was quick to seize the chance to catch up.

Graham Greene once playfully endorsed the Great Train Robbers' crime, but his praise for these violent men was misjudged; I wonder if he missed a trick in not writing about Petit, instead?