Sentence examples for once aligned from inspiring English sources

The police chief will be Hazarat Ali, once aligned with the Taliban.

Even a small bloc of members of Parliament that once aligned with Mr. Ahmadinejad has largely given up, officials said.

Ms. Banerjee, for her part, once aligned with the rightist Bharatiya Janata Party, has turned herself into a friend of the have-nots.

And in Angola, where Soviet and Cuban forces once aligned themselves against Western-backed forces, Moscow is trying to pick up business in oil and diamonds.

The local insurgency has splintered into at least three major factions, each of which was once aligned with one of the others.

"Much of the violence that we see now is being created by gangs that were once aligned with the Aristide government," he added.

Compare that to a defining moment in Mr. Clinton's 1992 campaign: when he put on sunglasses, picked up his saxophone and played "Heartbreak Hotel" on "The Arsenio Hall Show," at once aligning himself with an African-American talk-show host, an Elvis Presley hit, the rock 'n' roll generation and the retro 1950s cool of shades and yakety sax.

Many of the police themselves, once closely aligned with the pro-Russian insurgency, have been replaced by more loyal officers.

I found, once again, aligned claims across the four newspapers and between politically opposed policy-makers.

Here, the frame is applied noting the strut lengths both at deformation and once anatomically aligned.

Santorum has once again aligned himself with his ever-present Bible and selected the name "Petrus" which refers to St. Peter.