Sentence examples for once been given from inspiring English sources

In crowded Notting Hill last week, a man told me his car had once been given a penalty notice while he was away at the ticket machine paying his £1.60 for 30 minutes.

I have for once been given permission to attend by my daughter, Berry, largely because there would be no piece in the magazine without my presence on the touchline.

Einstein, an altogether hardier personality, said one evening in Princeton as Oppenheimer walked him home: "You know, when it's once been given to a man to do something sensible, afterward life is a little strange".

Michael Baldwin, a third-year student at New College, noted that Galloway had once been given an honorary Palestinian passport, and said the MP would be "rightly indignant" if someone refused to debate him because of it.

He'd started seeing a new-ish girlfriend and was anxious what level of present to buy her: too showy would look over-keen, he thought, but he had once been given aftershave by a now-ex and wanted to give some hint of thought and effort.

One asked, "What does your personality have to do with it?" They had been educated and assessed in all the academic subjects, yet they had never once been given the tools to examine their own personalities.

Not that price seems to be the deterrent it once was, given the booming economy.

Reached by phone, he admitted to once being given pause when a reviewer likened him to James Joyce.

First, the U.S. is not as economically powerful as it once was, given the rise of China and other emerging economies.

Instead, they instead continued to pump up the former Bush administration architects of this illegal program, so they could once be given a platform to defend it.

Even the number of things that a user is being asked to assimilate on the screen at once is given careful consideration.