Sentence examples for once much of from inspiring English sources

All at once, much of Haiti literally fell to pieces.

But what has recently captured the interest of scientists is what they do once much of their body is waving in the current.

Once much of the sediment is removed from the cave's entrance, park service staffers and a team of spelunkers from South Dakota and Colorado will begin to try and explore further.

"There is, as ever, a great deal of speculation this weekend about Ferrari, and for once much of it centres on president Luca Di Montezemolo, although of course Fernando Alonso's future continues to be a subject for debate.

Red wine might have always dominated perceptions about Bordeaux, but white Bordeaux was once much more of a presence.

The present-day Persian Gulf, together with its northwestern continuation now infilled by the deposits of the Mesopotamian rivers, is the remains of a once much larger basin of deposition aligned northwest to southeast that existed throughout much of geologic history.

Once much maligned as destructive of public life, parties, driven by newspapers, became its machinery.

The universe was once much smaller than the size of an atom.

We once ruled much of it; and it (or at least a certain Norman) once ruled much of us.

Councils once powered much of Britain – literally.

Prairie grassland once covered much of North America's midsection.