Sentence examples for considered it once from inspiring English sources

Richards himself revealed he had turned down the England coach's position in 2008 when the RFU approached his then club Harlequins, and that he has "never even considered it once" now.

Letting the magnitude of those words sink in, I considered it once more but this time with new eyes: My student, who lives in the United States of America, just compared herself to a boy soldier from the village of Mogbwemo in Sierra Leone.

Globally, there is such demand for wool that farmers are now being paid three times more for their fleece: it's a massive improvement, considering it once cost more to shear a sheep than you'd make for its pelt.

When asked if he would make and sell it as a product, he said that he'll consider it once he turns in the science fair project due February.

With Andy, James, Judith and Kevin disappearing, Jeremy Vine plodding around the studio stage, I begin thinking: all I'd been focused on was being weird, but by completely neglecting logic, three of us are in the final, The Eggheads' best brain has been downed and without considering it once, we're potentially three questions away from winning £2,000.

"I never once considered it appropriate to put taxpayer money on the line in resolving Lehman Brothers," he told reporters.

The schedule is not the lucky break she once considered it to be, but it has been on her calendar for four years.

The agency is also trying to improve ties to the United States, which once considered it a toothless and irrelevant bureaucracy that ignored Soviet bloc labor violations.

At first, he claimed, he hadn't known what she was talking about — he'd never once considered it a real promise.

Pete Carroll once considered it his potential dream job.

I realize you may or may not consider this sort of preference as being judgmental, for I once considered it judgmental.