Sentence examples for once reviewing from inspiring English sources

As for decor … I remember once reviewing a book about the pioneering Russian collectors who had bought Cézanne and Matisse when nobody else did.

When once reviewing a show by a pair of designers who hail from the south but who live and show in Milan, I wrote that their latest collection seemed pitched at a streetwalker preparing to make her first communion, and the Italian press got hold of the wisecrack.

In all that time, however, I had never once reviewed anywhere in Cumbria.

For reasons I still do not fully grasp, I once reviewed a woollen ball.

Ms. Paulsen said the commission once reviewed several roof proposals annually; now, it sees 15 a month.

Samuel Beckett's two-act masterpiece Waiting for Godot was once reviewed as a play in which nothing happens – twice.

He once reviewed a young poet's first collection three times -- once under his own name, once under a pseudonym, once anonymously -- each time negatively.

In 1902, the caustic American satirist Ambrose Bierce – who once reviewed a book by observing that its covers were "too far apart" – proposed a new social convention.

A number of hoverboards that had been sold on Amazon have now disappeared, including all five models once reviewed by consumer affairs site BestReviews.

As a former film critic (though very bush league, unlike Cheever's wife, Janet Maslin, who once reviewed films and now reviews books for The New York Times), I can vouch for the verisimilitude here.

Diaz is reviewing his own trial transcripts now — as he once reviewed his father's — and working on an appeal with the same California lawyer who has handled his father's appeals.