Sentence examples for once deliberately from inspiring English sources

I once deliberately opened a new play in Adelaide in order to get away from the British critics.

Actually, paternal relationships are pretty vexed throughout the novel; the father once deliberately smashed Coyne's hand with a basement door, quite a blow to a guitarist.

Lisbeth Salander was entitled to her bad moods on account of her miserable childhood and her tiny breasts, but it was starting to become confusing just how much irritability could be blamed on your slight figure and an abusive father you had once deliberately set on fire and then years later split open the head of with an axe.

The most famous is Geoff Boycott, a batsman so defensive he was once deliberately run out by his own batting partner for being so boring.

In the 1930s, Fleming often visited Kitzbühel in Austria to ski; he once deliberately set off down a slope that had been closed because of the danger of an avalanche.

The essay was once written deliberately as a piece of literature: its subject matter was of comparatively minor importance.

For example, Ms. Gillard, 51, unmarried and without children, was once called "deliberately barren" by a senator.

The problem was that some relationships observed in the past can break down once policymakers deliberately try to take advantage of them.