Sentence examples for once having said from inspiring English sources

"I saved 102 pilots before being arrested, interrogated and tortured," the BBC quoted her as once having said.

To set the standard, he lived simply, once having said: "I also understand that useless expenditure is the same as stealing from the Nation".

A lot of fans might once have said the Pommies can't play footy.

The airlines might once have said the same, and there have been attacks on nuclear plants abroad.

The Court more than once has said that state legislative reform by way of classification is not to be invalidated merely because the legislature moves one step at a time.

"We still award a ribbon at the show, but we don't have the presence we once had," said ivy fancier Russell Windle, of Media, Pa.

And, as novelist Kurt Vonnegut might once have said, so it goes.

And so ― as novelist Kurt Vonnegut would once have said ― it goes.

"It is a continual battle to restore her name to the status it once had," says Paul Herron of Sky Blue Press.

"Publishers don't have that right to people's attention that they once had," says Scott Moorhead, the head of digital trading at media agency Havas.

"Women will never have the conditions that men once had," says Ernst Benjamin, research director for AAUP.