Sentence examples for once in possession from inspiring English sources

Once in possession, he's elusive and speedy.

Once in possession of the lamp, the original Aladdin goes to work improving his fortunes.

Once in possession of their celebrity photos, prisoners were able to cut out their own images and use them in forged papers.

Once in possession of the debt, Donegal began demands from Zambia, which handed over $2.5m before the firm sued them in the UK for defaulting.

Once in possession, however, their lack of ideas was startling and Peterborough coped with a series of long, hanging balls with conspicuous ease.

And few such folk ever reach the point of being sentenced to prison: once in possession of an expensive lawyer, Brazilian court cases progress slowly and allow multiple appeals, meaning those with means rarely reach the end of the road.

The death of Clavering in 1777 put Hastings once again in possession of full power, although Francis's opposition dragged on for another three years.

Marching on Spoleto, Arnulf was suddenly taken ill and had to return to Germany, leaving Lambert once more in possession of the empire.

Even if Mr. Zimmerman knew, somehow, that he was following a kid who'd once been in possession of a "burglary tool" would that change the facts of the case?

It's hard to reconcile Gloria the Devout with the image of her as a party animal who was once caught in possession of hashish at Munich Airport, though it makes perfect sense in the gospel according to Gloria.

The decision puts NextWave once again in possession of licenses for broadband personal communications services it can use to build a business as it tries to emerge from bankruptcy.