Sentence examples for once questioned how from inspiring English sources

A group of regulars who called themselves the Stone Hut Gang once had its own publication, Elevation 3550, in which a writer, Robert Fletcher, once questioned how many skiers could claim they had polished off "steaks with a can of Pabst's sweetest nectar as diluent, while the wind howled outside and the temperature dropped 10 degrees an hour?

Cesc Fabregas once questioned how a former Barcelona player could set his Blackburn side up to play what the young Spaniard called "not Barcelona football".

But no once can question how dominant the underdog Devils were tonight.

Edgar Dworsky, who was once a member of Experian's consumer advisory panel, questioned how that argument would work in practice.

Honeycutt also questioned how much idle time the Dodgers had once they departed to Australia.

Lula recounts how he once questioned China's president, Hu Jintao, about his opposition to a permanent seat for Japan, one obstacle to reform.

When the embers had cooled, Kenyans took once again to Twitter to question how well the security services had responded in the crisis.

Sadly, recent incidents once again raise the question: How many abuse scandals will be tolerated before the New York State Legislature gets serious about the issue and passes meaningful legislation?

But the economists Daron Acemoglu and Joshua Angrist once asked a similar question: How did the A.D.A. affect employment among the disabled?

"But at some point, and it's a great question, you have to ask, 'How big is too big?' " Granted, it's an odd reference, but Nascar once faced a similar question: How fast is too fast?

Pronunciation note: there was once a vox pop on Midlands Today that asked the key socio-political question: how should once pronounce the town's name?