Sentence examples for once I must from inspiring English sources

I remember Galway talking once — I must have been in my forties — and he mentioned the word "tenderness" as an aspect of poetry that delighted him or meant a great deal to him.

Matthew" excerpts later in the program — in "Wenn ich einmal soll scheiden" ("When once I must depart") and "Erbarme dich" ("Have mercy") — Ms. el-Hage began in a Western style, singing in the upper range of her contralto voice, with a touch of vibrato, and in German.

In the end, despite my expiring body and my lamenting about how it was once, I must be grateful that in a world where the moment we are born we are old enough to die I have been allowed to live 92 years.

Once again, I must apologise for a long delay in writing.

But once again, I must state that I wouldn't trade places with anyone in this courtroom.

However, once again, I must express concern about ongoing weakness in consumer spending and the likelihood that existing pressure on wages exacerbating via inflation".

So much did Confucius admire the achievements of the long-dead Zhougong that he once said: "I must have grown really feeble and old, since I have not for a long time dreamed of seeing Duke Zhou".

Once again, I must mention the fine book by Professor Philip Tetlock, Superforecasting, which finds that teams containing people with diverse approaches produce better predictions than groups made up of similar-minded people.

Once finished, I must have sat staring at that unlikely stack of bond paper, wondering, as I now do each time I complete a novel, what exactly the hell I'd just done.

I agree with all this: the book gave me that rare, greedy feeling of: this is so good I want to read it all at once but I mustn't or it will be over too soon.

"If I start out with the concept of a two-headed animal," he once said, "I must put two hats on his head and two toothbrushes in the bathroom.