Sentence examples for have once gone from inspiring English sources

He goes where others have once gone, both geographically and textually.

Floyd is said to have once gone bankrupt after personally guaranteeing a £36,000 drinks order while running Floyd's Inn Pub, in Devon.

Without it, verbal energies that might have once gone into psychology and emotion go elsewhere: sociology, high-concept metaphors, lavish effects of narrative voice.

A spokesperson from campaign group Hope not Hate points out that, while not all Ukip voters are racists, it does "swallow up the 'respectable racist' vote that might have once gone to the BNP".

I could never memorize a script, but I can, and often do, find myself repeating a story very nearly verbatim to one friend and then another, merely because my mind and tongue have once gone to the trouble of giving it a particular shape.

A friend of mine claims to have once gone to hear Coltrane at a club in Boston, left to go record shopping for an hour or so during his solo on "My Favorite Things," and then returned to the club just in time to hear him end with the theme.

My friend and running partner Jen Davis, who has entered more races and run more than I ever have, once went on a 30-mile training run with a guy wearing a CamelBak and bearing snacks.

HE had only a few weeks to go in Iraq when he jumped into the Tigris River outside of Baghdad, dove in after his company sergeant the way he would have once went for a fumble.

This was true of Rupert Murdoch, who had once gone skiing with Turner.

Another witness, Robert Johnson, testified that he had once gone to the defendants' home to pay lodge dues and was "tackled" by Thomas, Jr.

She also denied that she had had an affair with Hitler, but admitted that she had once gone for a romantic walk with him by the sea.