Sentence examples for once displayed from inspiring English sources

She once displayed her obsession with weight training by posing nude for a fitness magazine.

With luck, younger Americans have never encountered the animus some whites once displayed towards blacks.

Humes also tells us that preemies were once displayed in their incubators in sideshows at places like Coney Island.

Rows of computers and telecommunications equipment now fill the floors that once displayed women's dresses and men's suits.

Across this mountainous pocket of northeastern Afghanistan, the fiery zeal that rebel commanders and soldiers once displayed may be faltering.

Nor does Western-style democracy, beset by gridlock, partisanship and weak leadership, have the attractions it once displayed.

Inside the house was a tall antique case that, according to Amanda, once displayed wedding gowns at Sears.

A first-century terra-cotta plaque in the exhibition provides a picture of the context in which such monumental bronzes were once displayed.

(Filmer once displayed her ice jewellery at Clark's gallery, leaving Clark to replace it as it melted, using moulds - a bit like making ice cubes).

He paints a portrait of the disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, who admits to drug use with the same calm, clear-eyed candour he once displayed while denying it.

Under the Nazis, many of the early 20th-century works once displayed in the National Gallery were declared degenerate, and either sold or destroyed.