Sentence examples for had once joined from inspiring English sources
Like hundreds of other American artists, he had once joined the Communist Party, and had signed petitions and helped stage benefits.
KABUL, Afghanistan — For someone who had once joined an insurgent group, and whose family was tied to a top Taliban commander, Akmal had a strikingly easy path into the Afghan National Army.
On Thursday morning, a twenty-year-old man named Jordan Jereb, who said he was the "captain" of a previously obscure white-supremacist group called the Republic of Florida, told reporters that the Parkland shooter, Nikolas Cruz, had once joined the group for paramilitary training.
Similar to h(m), h(k) is the historical record of the coalitions that SBS k has once joined in.
The elderly woman in the apartment next door to theirs had a buzzer she'd ring to summon the help, and, because the apartments had once been joined, the buzzer could also be clearly heard in the Drexlers' apartment.
Like certain other scientists before him, Wegener became impressed with the similarity in the coastlines of eastern South America and western Africa and speculated that those lands had once been joined together.
Noting the apparent fit of the bulge of eastern South America into the bight of Africa, the German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt theorized about 1800 that the lands bordering the Atlantic Ocean had once been joined.
The young Somali man in San Diego told me that he had once considered joining the fight against the Ethiopians.
It was that day that the Basij (the same group that Amir had once so proudly joined) attacked his son with their batons and venom.
Thinking that I was missing out, I had once tried to join, but two weeks later my life was exactly the same as it had been before.
Especially as installed by Ms. Giménez, who has once more joined forces with Juan Ariño, an independent exhibition designer based in Madrid who collaborated with her on the equally elegant "Picasso in the Age of Iron" at the Guggenheim in 1993.
