Sentence examples for had once gone from inspiring English sources

This was true of Rupert Murdoch, who had once gone skiing with Turner.

She also denied that she had had an affair with Hitler, but admitted that she had once gone for a romantic walk with him by the sea.

She recalled that he had once gone out with friends and stomped around in the snow, making footprints "to record man's passage through nature".

But more surprising was that my little retreat where I had once gone and shuffled around with elderly Germans and Austrians had suddenly become trendy.

They lived in Larchmont, and Flicky, who had once gone to the Art Students League and wanted to be a cartoonist, commuted to Manhattan, where he worked as an art director for Time Life, designing brochures and in-house publications.

On the days when the only clean thing in my closet was a blouse that had once gone through the wash with a red T-shirt, I used to say that I had a pink-collar job.

He goes where others have once gone, both geographically and textually.

Floyd is said to have once gone bankrupt after personally guaranteeing a £36,000 drinks order while running Floyd's Inn Pub, in Devon.

Without it, verbal energies that might have once gone into psychology and emotion go elsewhere: sociology, high-concept metaphors, lavish effects of narrative voice.

A spokesperson from campaign group Hope not Hate points out that, while not all Ukip voters are racists, it does "swallow up the 'respectable racist' vote that might have once gone to the BNP".

By adding higher-end, interactive displays, Wal-Mart intents to grab big box shoppers who might have once gone to dedicated electronics stores but are now looking for something a bit more interesting.