Sentence examples for expressions once from inspiring English sources

Odds are Flo Kennedy might have disapproved of the way sartorial expressions once favored by radicals like her have been refashioned as tools of the establishment.

The amplitudes of the pitch and plunge motions can be computed from analytical expressions once the frequency is known.

My friend Juliet, a vicar and founder of Urban Expression, once said: "About us, without us, is not for us".

Anonymous, New York Have you never heard of the delete button — or the expression "Once bitten, twice shy"?

A new expression, once it has burst from the starting gate, is awfully hard to call back.

Private expression, once on the marketplace, began to lose its authenticity.

Looking at Christine that evening with her beautiful smile and aliveness of expression once again made me realize how fortunate I was for her loving me.

"You have this expression once in a million, but when you are picking pancakes in a line like this, if you had a failure or a problem once in a million, that would be quite often".

There was an expression, once commonly used, to describe a situation in which it was easy to exploit people: "like taking candy from a baby".

Such traits do not form below a "physiological threshold" [24] or "phenotypic realization threshold" [27] but vary continuously along a range of expression once the threshold is exceeded.

Since this reaction is reversible in vitro [24] it can also be assumed that a rough or semi-rough isolate will switch to smooth-LPS expression once it encounters the gastric mucosa upon transmission to a new human host.