Sentence examples for once goes from inspiring English sources

Off at once goes Suchet to weave some canvas himself.

A TERRORIST only needs to be lucky once, goes the adage.

But he was on strong ground: the attribution for once goes beyond the sort of spot-the-difference guessing game that accounts for a lot of art-historical research.

2005, England win 2-1 comese comes into his first Ashes tour, aged 24, in a bit of a slump in form and it shows – in nine innings he only once goes beyond 56.

Yarrell introduces his special interest in this bird's head as follows: Yarrell at once goes on to explain that the crossbills are unique in making use of "any lateral motion of the mandibles, and it is my object here to describe the bony structure and muscles by which this peculiar and powerful action is obtained".

Going once, going twice.

I once went on one.

Yet once gone, liberties rarely return.

Going once, going twice, done.

Anyway, Otis once went missing.

"Going once, going twice -- last chance".