Sentence examples for has once before from inspiring English sources

As historian Arthur Herman has noted in his book How the Scots Invented the World: The True Story of How Western Europe's Poorest Nation Created Our World & Everything in It, Scotland has once before had an outsized impact on the world.

Two more elements help to put this election in perspective: Front National has once before created an upset in French politics when Marine's father, the party's founder Jean-Marie Le Pen, came second in the 2002 presidential election, eliminating socialist prime minister Lionel Jospin from the second round against Jacques Chirac.

I have, once before, cycled that long in rain so severe and persistent.

Schreiber, known to play tricks on the media, had once before called her his wife in 2007, but later revealed that it was a joke.

The unemployment rate had once before declined in 2009, from June to July, before proceeding to rise for the next three months.

Mellinger had once before served on a high-profile jury, in the case of one of the white men accused of murdering Yusef Hawkins in Bensonhurst in 1989.

A colleague of ours visited his out of hours doctor service because of a painfully swollen knee, a condition he'd had once before.

A simple answer that White fails to explore is that Hiss, having once before eluded an F.B.I. inquiry, too hastily committed himself to denial.

The Pacers of the 1990's had once before briefly experimented without Jackson's canny game and wound up out of the playoffs.

Journalists in Manhattan had once before forgotten about their patch at distant Cypress Hills and it seemed they were forgetting again, particularly as their working conditions and wages improved, from miserable to modest.

I had once before waited on this line with my sister in a previous season.