Sentence examples for once as with from inspiring English sources

They are dollop of the old school, but they were new once, as with Politician.

Often, white identity has reflected both traditions at once, as with Emerson's beloved Scandinavian kings, who conducted themselves like drunken brigands.

Connection speed is not dependent on the distance from a telephone exchange (as with DSL) or on the number of customers online at once (as with cable).

Once, as with the scientific treatment of African soils, a much greater uniformity was attributed to the vegetation than would have been generally acceptable in the same period for treatments of the lands of western Europe or the United States.

Despite these advantages, a serious limitation of this new technology is that data can now only be written one bit at a time instead of being stamped out all at once as with CD-pressing technology.

You signed up for a certain length of service and the company recognized that payment over the subscription time period, rather than all at once as with the widget.

We observed no differences in the levels of vaccine-specific Ig between the patients treated with RTX once as compared with those who were treated more than once, suggesting that repeated courses of RTX induced no further impairment of the vaccine-specific response.

Tattoos were once as synonymous with sailors as spinach with Popeye.

LATIN AMERICA, once as riddled with tariff barriers as it is with rivers, mountains and jungles, is about to claim global trade's starring role.

It was a dish that was once as synonymous with cockney London as Chas'n'Dave, Pearly Queens and Bow Bells.

The dawning of knowledge, the instant of understanding, the way an idea comes together at once as if with the satisfying snap of a seat-belt buckle — such well-prepared serendipities are the mainsprings of "The Martian".