Sentence examples for once means from inspiring English sources
Don't assume that quashing a bullying problem once means it will stay quashed.
Insisting on addressing all problems at once means that none is particularly urgent.
In data analysis, this process of looking at two different variables at once means looking at the "crosstabs".
"Releasing them all at once means you are withholding them" as they are made, Mr. Price said, adding that Amazon is seeking to maximize viewer choice.
Swinson explains that working in two places at once means it is vital that she can rely on her Westminster researcher.
Because cookies can store passwords and user preferences, dumping them all at once means you may have to re-enter personal information when you revisit a site.
The word "fogy," which had once meant a wounded veteran, acquired its current meaning.
It once meant a chest, case or casket; that obsolete meaning is last recorded in 1677.
"Queer" once meant homosexual.
"Queer" once meant strange.
"It once meant something to somebody.
