Sentence examples for hearing once from inspiring English sources

I suspect he will give traditional Keynesian stimulus more of a hearing once he's in office.

But Mr. Rothman and his players gave it a solid, vital reading that made it seem worth hearing once.

While there are vast differences between nations, the marchers tend to echo certain themes — themes we are hearing once again in the interviews that reporters are doing in Cairo.

The Congressional hearing once again brought to light problems that the S.E.C., like many government agencies, faces with the "revolving door" of people who go back and forth between government and the private sector.

Meanwhile, if events deteriorate here in Kiev — and if Yanukovych, his regime, and his network of clients start to feel sufficiently threatened — Ukraine may start hearing, once again, the talk that arose when the so-called Western side won power after the Orange Revolution: threats of secession from Ukraine's Russian-leaning east and south.

In a series of tributes published in The New Yorker upon Mitchell's death, in 1996, Calvin Trillin recalled hearing once that Mitchell was "writing away at a normal pace until some professor called him the greatest living master of the English declarative sentence and stopped him cold".

We're not used to hearing once-senior politicians comment as they watch porn, visit erotica conventions, or chat to those working in the industry.

I had heard, once before, about "the claw".

We have heard once more from our scientifically oriented friend.

We will hear, once again, about "a few bad apples".

Names like Bernstein and Balanchine are not heard once.