Sentence examples for once restricted to from inspiring English sources

Once restricted to organized-crime families, it has now gone legit.

His aggressive declarations and grandiose pronouncements were once restricted to his chosen playing field.

Hunting seasons once restricted to 30 days by the federal government have been extended to 60.

The sort of activities once restricted to the bikeshed could now be savoured in rural seclusion.

1E KLAS A Central Station brasserie once restricted to first-class commuters, with Art Nouveau curlicues and a resident cockatoo.

Once restricted to upper secondary schools as "computer studies", ICT is now taught even to children in reception class.

For the city's young professionals, U St is a godsend, a neighbourhood that offers what many call "affordable lifestyle" (you know: yoga, ethnic food, wine, Pilates, vintage shopping), which was once largely restricted to the District's deep and/or connected pockets.

About three years ago he decided to break out of this pattern and improve the health and spiritual well-being of women by training them in kung fu and even allowing them to perform sacred rites once also restricted to men.

In the meantime, on a second front, the news is again bad for Washington, as upset and dismay once largely restricted to the tribal backlands of the planet seem to be spreading.

The token woman, once restricted televisually to somebody's wife in a cocktail frock, became Joan Bakewell with a brooch on her jumper and her hair parted in the middle, calmly having her say with the big boys on Late Night Line Up.

In 1826 the General Convention once again was restricted to foreign mission activities, and in the course of time it became known as the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society.