Sentence examples similar to a one time part from inspiring English sources

Even if there is a little hint of someone who, after all, as a one-time part of the Happy Mondays camp might appreciate why some of those with slightly more neurotically maintained aesthetic standards could see the whole thing as a scandal of distressing proportions, she has found ways to ignore those feelings.

The man arrested was also, at one time, part of the same justice system.

"Our clientele is very exclusive," said Jack Sypek, 62, a manager and one-time part owner who has worked at Red Rooster for 29 years.

The HUD grant was a one-time award, part of a $1bn Natural Disaster Resiliency Competition.

Employees will also get a one-time payment, part of which will be linked with performance, of up to 2.4percentt of their annual salary.

Each Cunningham Event consists of a one-time splicing of parts of new and old dances.

The budget also relies in part on a one-time windfall of about $808 million that the city is getting over two years by taking credit for larger than expected profits gained through the investment of city pension funds.

The buyout plan was announced today as part of an agreement between GM, the United Auto Workers UAWW) and Delphi, GM's one-time parts subsidiary that is now in bankruptcy.

The sets were selected randomly in a way that each compound was exactly one time a part of the test set and four times a part of the training set.

But Paul Mirengoff of the conservative blog Power Line reacts with sadness, rather than partisan glee: "I hope that Spitzer's involvement with the prostitute was a one-time mistake, and not part of a pattern".

The app will eventually offer subscriptions ($0.99/month or $9.99/year) but may feature a one-time promo price as part of its public launch.