Sentence examples for had once suffered from inspiring English sources

The woman's scenario of surrender was a typical paradox: a way both to minimize and to take control of the pain that she had once suffered helplessly.

In a land that the chancellor acknowledged had once suffered "the dictatorship of Nazi Germany," the scene unfurled before a mighty Airbus with "Luftwaffe" emblazoned on its tail.

In his book "Biohazard" (Random House, 1999), Dr. Alibek said China had developed biological weapons and had once suffered an accident at a secret germ plant, setting off two epidemics.

His wife, Wanda, a onetime airline attendant who was his constant companion for three decades, remembered that he had once suffered a broken neck in a car crash but survived after nine months in the hospital.

The new President, Lyndon Johnson, had once suffered a heart attack, and the next two people in line for the presidency were Speaker of the House John McCormack, who was 71 years old, and Senate pro tempore Carl Hayden, who was 86 years old.

A patient who has once suffered from smallpox, but then recovers, is then immune for the rest of his or her life.

I dismissed this (despite having once suffered from a bout of manic depression that included delusions) as some sort of short-term optical glitch that was only to be expected in the circumstances, and soon hurried back to my laptop to resume playing.

However, our model assumes that the initial water/rock mass ratio is equal to 1.72, which corresponds to the solar nebula abundance, and we also assume that all the rocks have once suffered aqueous alteration at 273 K.

The mayor of Madrid, Alberto Ruiz Gallardon, said: "I feel a deep sense of grief, as Madrid has once again suffered".

Turkey has once again suffered a horrific terrorist attack and we remain steadfast in our support for our Nato ally and partner.

"It's a real blow that in literally his last session on his last day of warm-weather training he has once again suffered misfortune, and nothing he or his coach could have done could have prevented it.