Sentence examples for had once produced from inspiring English sources
The injuries robbed him of his backhand, which had once produced winners; he now almost always uses a neutralizing slice.
He punched a singer whose records he had once produced, portrayed a travelling musician in the film "Cold Mountain," and dated Renée Zellweger.
But the group had once produced a chart indicating that the Department of Energy had issued 52 final or proposed major regulations between 2009 and 2016.
Whenever I saw it, I remembered that Citroën was rooted in design and innovation, and had once produced such remarkable cars as the gutsy 2CV and beautiful DS 19 saloon.
In the early 1950s, when Abstract Expressionism was hot and Greenwich Village was the place to be, New York City's first generation of loft-dwelling artists was forming down near Wall Street and South Street Seaport, in 19th-century buildings that had once produced riggings for clipper ships.
The desire to shape a visibly worthwhile new world in a country that had once produced both the sensual delights of the Alhambra and the religious rigours of the Escorial continues apace as the ghosts of four decades of dictatorship are finally laid to rest.
A third in a manner does not even know what he has done, but he is like a vine which has produced grapes, and seeks for nothing more after it has once produced its proper fruit.
Since a behavior that has once produced a positive consequence could later produce a negative consequence.
By late Sunday night it had become clear that Tsipras's U-turn on measures he had once spurned had produced a potentially far-reaching split.
Malorie Blackman, the new Children's Laureate and the first black writer appointed to the post, has once again produced the sort of novel that has previously gained her such a large Young Adult readership.
But the mass killings in Fallujah, plus the stoking of pan-sectarian anger, have once again produced a seemingly clear narrative.Press commentary, from the Gulf to Morocco, has noted, with striking uniformity, the parallels between the Fallujah carnage and Israel's efforts to crush Palestinian resistance.
