Sentence examples for indeed once it from inspiring English sources
Indeed, once it reached the South, "Dixie," despite being a song written by a Northerner, rose to prominence with exceptional speed.
If Zucker's new offering fails to bond with viewers, NBC's Thursday night schedule could become a lonely place indeed, once it is bereft of Friends.
Indeed, once it has covered promotion, packaging and other costs, that boils down to a positive margin of one to two percent, Bose told TechCrunch in an interview.
Indeed, once it has been released in the systemic circulation, AVP binds to the V2 receptor, a 7-transmembrane domain protein coupled to G-proteins which is located on the basolateral surface of the collecting ducts.
Ambition, for instance, was the source of enterprise and of improvement: but Burke did not suppose that enterprise was in all its manifestations a benefit to its exponent, and indeed once called it 'the cause of the greatest disappointments, miseries and misfortunes, and sometimes of dangerous immoralities' [4].
Indeed, once she points it out, the multidomed St. Mark's Cathedral resembles nothing so much as a vast mosque, and the nearby campanile a gigantic minaret.
Indeed, once so analyzed, it is possible to create a technological device such as a tape recorder that is sensitive to these same sounds, and can even replay them on command.
All the same, is South Africa, still undoubtedly Africa's most powerful and sophisticated country, doing quite as well as it claims?It did indeed once serve as a landing slot for investors wary of venturing into shakier African countries to the north.
It was indeed once a dairy farm, and to make it more farm-like, my father would get us animals each summer: a horse, a goat, some ducks, chickens, and once, a monkey.
Indeed, once the AZ develops, it responds differently from adjacent tissues to the signals that induce cell separation [ 10].
It was indeed once advised that we limit the amount of eggs we eat – it was thought at the time that they raised our cholesterol, increasing our risk of cardiovascular disease.
