Sentence examples for once much from inspiring English sources

And yet I liked "Once" much more on Broadway.

Hinduism, once much more widespread, now is practiced by many people in the region's Indian communities.

It is worth remembering occasionally that things were once much worse.

Tigers are now found from the Himalayas to Sumatra, though their range was once much wider.

If the rate was once much higher the figure is 11, again give or take three.

"He was once much taller, until that horse fell on him," or "He was once much fatter, until that woman who couldn't cook showed up," or "He was once much wider, until the river breached its banks".

"Switching to drones has made having to be everywhere at once much more manageable".

The biggest is probably involvement in the rebuilding of Birmingham's once much-derided Bullring centre by property developer Hammerson.

Barat and Doherty put their once much-discussed personal differences aside as they frequently shared a microphone and embraced mid-set as the sun went down.

Israel's once much-maligned former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is back in the political fray.

Takedown efforts seem to be in vain, as even the once much-loved Suprnova has recently made a come-back.