Juenger argued that Kodak and Viacom are "two examples of once dominant companies where the product that provides the majority of their profits" – film, linear TV – "is made obsolete by a digital world".
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We talk about once-in-a-lifetime talents, but rarely is there so clear an example of a once-in-a-lifetime (once-in-a-universe, really) body.
The movie is an example of the once sublime genre known as "the comedy of re-marriage".
Everything that Ms. Middleton has done so far has been an example of what once would have been called "good breeding".
— Jason K. Burnett, Washington's environmental whistle-blower du jour, is an example of a once rare, now almost common, phenomenon: a political appointee willing to tell much of what he knows of the inner workings of the formerly opaque Bush administration.
David Denby writes in the magazine this week about "The Bounty Hunter," callling it "an example of the once sublime genre known as 'the comedy of re-marriage.' " The genre thrives; "Funny People" is just that, in double reflection.
Thom, though it's doubtful she wants to hear this right now, is just the most recent and most public example of a once successful singer finding all the doors being bolted on them.
(An example of shatara once overheard in Beirut: "I'm not going to cheat you," a landlord told a prospective tenant. "Well, I am going to cheat you, but not a lot").
This is his centenary, and (like Erick Hawkins and Anna Sokolow, two other dance makers born in 1910) Nikolais, who died in 1993, is a prime example of a once prominent dance artist who is in danger of slipping through the cracks of history into something close to oblivion.
Using the example of revenues once again, correlation is likely to differ with the specifics of the goods considered.
