Sentence examples for once declined from inspiring English sources
A pitiless dogmatist, he once declined to save two nieces from his own regime.
He once declined to renew the terms of five community board members who had voted for a nonbinding anti-Atlantic Yards resolution.
He was introduced by Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, a conservative star who Mr. Santorum once declined to endorse, earning a measure of disdain from party faithful.
Boorman once declined an invitation to the ranch, because Biles had come away emotionally bruised from Martha's criticism at a previous camp.
She once declined to say what she would do to cut the cost of entitlements like Social Security by explaining that she did not want such an important issue to become "a political football".
The court also took the unusual step of calling for a new trial judge to consider the next sentence, because the federal judge who issued the original decision had already once declined to increase Mr. Ressam's prison term.
Many at the shelter still speak of the plant's importance to the town, and about how it helped buoy the fortunes of a once declining town.
Graded bedding, in which size decreases from bottom to top, is common: because agitated waters rarely subside at once, declining transport power causes a gradual upward decrease in maximum clast size.
But the institute said that once declining oil and gas production was removed, Scottish and UK growth was "largely identical".
Once declining revenue force enough locksmiths out of business, how long until the companies making key cutting machines disappear?
More frequent quantification of individuals' IFN production resulted in a clear concave U shape, which means that individuals' once declining IFN production recovered as they aged.
