Sentence examples for once breached from inspiring English sources

Trust between allies, once breached, may prove no easier for the diplomats to mend.

Once breached, autocrats' homes typically turn out to be an unfortunate blend of lavish and crass.

Once breached, homes are left defenceless, as opposed to floating homes that can simply rise with flood waters".

But it would be a sad thing to do, for the solitude of the wilderness & the conceptual freedom of space have this in common: once breached, they cannot be easily restored.

She would prefer, she said sniffily, to win a "national electoral mandate .The least controversial of the three is Ms Amara although even she once breached political etiquette by calling the government's plans for DNA tests for immigrants "disgusting".

Grievous wounds are rendered with a naturalist's combination of loving precision and detached aestheticism: "Her brain, once breached and ripped, was as pale and mushy as a honeycomb... exposed below the thin bark of a log by someone with a trenching spade".

Once breaches had been made by the artillery by a bombardment of the walls, an attempt was made on the city on 14 September.

Fuel prices have once again breached the £1 per litre mark, spreading more gloom among drivers.

But then, by July, with global inventories tight largely as a result of a slower-than-expected recovery in production from Iraq, oil once again breached $30 a barrel.

By going after a military family and trafficking in religious stereotypes, Mr. Trump once again breached multiple norms of American politics, redoubling pressure on his fellow Republicans to choose between defending his remarks or breaking publicly with their nominee.

Once DLJ breached the wall, it opened the way for vast infusions of capital into the once sleepy investment business.