Sentence examples for at once perhaps from inspiring English sources

All three at once, perhaps.

Eat at once, perhaps with a little lemon juice and sugar on top.

They would be able to bet on a variety of games at once, perhaps while watching a show or eating dinner.

If you've heard the song (and at this point, it's almost inevitable) you might have thought it was two songs at once, perhaps blaring out of two cabs pulled up to the same light.

By some unexpected combination of character and conviction, Francis arrived on the scene with a relevance that the world grasped at once, perhaps recognizing this post-religious need in itself.

Does he really not see a conflict in sitting with one of those wealthy people in a room where all the possible destinations for that person's money — the foundation, the campaign, a super PAC, a speaker's bureau — could be on the table at once? Perhaps, after the end of Bill Clinton's Presidency, in early 2001, the family did feel financially stretched.

They are asked to use it at least once, perhaps reading it aloud while addressing someone else.

In Havana, Morgan's house had been shot at more than once — perhaps by agents of Trujillo or perhaps by an unknown enemy.

And she never saw Nigel's house again, or any of the boys (Fiona once, perhaps, at a party).

It at once became perhaps the most important piece of political writing of the 18th century.

Interviews with shoppers suggest that all of these impulses might be in play at once, though perhaps anxieties are more pronounced around New York City than elsewhere.