Sentence examples for once having made from inspiring English sources

The only trouble was that, once having made his escape from the supervision of his inferiors, he found that there was nowhere to go and nothing much to do.

If he suspects a jockey of once having made insufficient effort on one of his horses, should he ever allow himself to rule on a case involving that jockey?

At dinner with Roberts and Wilder one night, I mentioned a scene in her novel "Birthright," in which the heroine, Callie Dunbrook, receives a coffee-table book about Pompeii from a man who may or may not be her father, who confesses to once having made the mistake of selecting an automotive accessory as an anniversary gift for his wife.

Without any public consultation or debate, without once having made this a manifesto pledge, without ever having invited independent or critical opinion to scrutinise the implications, the British government is handing over large tracts of the school education system, along with tens of millions of our tax money, to groups of Anousics.

I.S.D.S.-style provisions may once have made sense.

Unger concedes that Washington's indulgent attitude toward the Saudis may once have made sense.

Labour's grim determination to outflank its opponents on law and order may once have made political sense.

Like the Playboy bunny, she was embraced for the very qualities that would once have made her anathema to feminists.

Amber did have the face, if not currently the body, of someone who perhaps more than once had made a run for it.

Something in the story had made me feel insignificant and powerful at once, had made my pain seem relative.

More than once, he has made racially insensitive comments.