Sentence examples for a set of once from inspiring English sources

What we're seeing is a set of once disparate pieces coming together into a powerfully unified persuasion machine.

Mr. Kostunica himself believes that Mr. Milosevic will pick from a set of alternatives once the size of the turnout and the electoral results are clearer.

That's why nabbing a set of these (once $400) speakers nowadays can set you back nearly a grand (seriously, check Amazon).

For example, a few years ago, a set of handcuffs once used to shackle Viking slaves was found by a farmer ploughing land.

He said that while Groupon, LivingSocial, and others appeared on the scene and copied the general marketing idea — offer a set of deals once a day — what they were doing was different than Woot's core strength, which was sourcing items (primarily electronics) for its daily sales.

In fact, bees solved a problem analogous to the Traveling Salesman Problem: finding the shortest route to visit a set of locations once before returning to the origin.

In fact, if you just dip a popsicle stick in each jawbreaker as it hardens, you'll have a set of lollipops once they cool — try it!

One group consists of religious conservatives, a set of voters that once had tremendous influence in picking the Republican nominee but which have been played a more marginal role in the last two election cycles.

The Government's reaction to this is to push even harder and this year, ministers relaunched Prevent with a set of new policies once considered so radical that they were discarded by Tony Blair.

Most of the disparate families and couples populating "Carnage" are unaware of one another's existence, but they are linked by a set of circumstances at once utterly banal and curiously magical.

Look at it this way: Do you need a set of rabbit ears once you've got cable?