Sentence examples for had to once from inspiring English sources
"I remember Copeland had to once fly halfway around the world to talk to one person," she said.
(Actually, I had to once, when I followed a road several miles to a picturesque dead end — a deep valley where cattle grazed under a steep granite slope).
I was exasperated at the fact that, at the age of 31, I had to, once again, go through the anxious motions of coming out.
Fear might be the only factor that could produce a Yes vote if Enda Kenny's nightmare became a reality on Friday and Ireland had to once more endorse a fresh EU treaty.
But Mr. Rehn "had to — once again — correct his forecasts by revising them downwards" and to admit that "no improvement in the labor market is to be expected this year," Mr. Swoboda said.
Having lost, as it were, so many important cultural and symbolic institutions to the eastern side of the city, Berlin had to once again try to reassemble its civic order, to make a whole city out of half of one.
They have to: once acknowledged, those costs make the folly of the entire neoconservative project apparent.
Repeat it if you have to once they tell you.
Rome had to bow once more.
I only had to look once at the respondent.
I had to make revisions once I got the pieces.
