As anybody who has seen Once will attest, John Carney knows how to charm an audience.
As anyone who has been deeply in love more than once can attest, love is often dark.
The multiculturalism in the city is once again attested by the Hungarian Theatre and Opera, home for four professional groups of performers.
Since then the weapon has usually been called the Thames scramasax; but the term scramasax (from Old Frankish scrâmasahs) is only attested once, in the History of the Franks by Gregory of Tours, and the meaning of the scrama- element is uncertain, so recent scholarship prefers the term long seax or long sax for this type of weapon.
Yet, as Bill Gates can attest, once Mr Klein gets stuck into something, he is a hard man to put off.
First, I'm a journalist and so have a way of approaching my own disease which interests and engages me as a story in its own right and – as any journalist will attest – once you've got a story, the urge to tell it is almost irresistible.
Importantly, majority of P. falciparum genes are activated only once during the infected RBC cycle attesting the importance of stringent gene regulation in stage-specific manner [ 11, 12].
As anyone who has ever checked e-mail from a bathroom stall or browsed eBay from a chairlift can attest, what once occurred in just one space now happens in practically every space.
It's a little odd to talk about these two very different episodes as though one were the natural sequel of the other, but Walsh isn't the only one who had once been eager to attest to Josh Duggar's moral rectitude.
That said, it is important to bear in mind that the binary classification of verbs as un-/zero is somewhat artificial, given that many verbs classified as taking un- had very low un- - form frequency in the BNC (e.g., unbandage, uncrumple, undelete, unbelieve, unloosen, and untighten were each attested just once), and so may be less than fully acceptable, at least for some speakers.
