Sentence examples for once ruling from inspiring English sources
Turkey was the centre of a great empire, now forcibly shrunk to its Eurasian rump; a once ruling people longing to be successful and be seen as such, yet knowing that they are neither.
The judge, Vaughn R. Walker, has already rejected that argument once, ruling in July that the case involving AT&T could proceed without a "reasonable danger" that it would harm national security.
A boycott would frustrate attempts to push through crucial legislation sought by Congress as benchmarks of progress in Iraq, and would be a serious setback to reconciliation between the country's Shiite majority and its once ruling Sunni Arab minority.
The Supreme Court has taken up the question of parody only once, ruling that the rap group 2 Live Crew's bawdy remake of Roy Orbison's song "Oh, Pretty Woman" was perhaps a legitimate parody.
The complaints of the once ruling white minority are anguished, especially on the issue of affirmative action, a form of positive discrimination that privileges black over white in an attempt to reverse the inequalities of old.
Despite once ruling over 100 million Russians, Stalin's blagging rights didn't get him far when he tried to jump in front of this Maserati-driving New Russian with his sexy younger girlfriend. .
Terror first meted out in rural areas that were once ruling-party strongholds has spread to the cities, where the MDC has long been popular.
Famously Machiavellian, he once likened ruling Yemen to "dancing on the heads of snakes".
In their imaginations, Europe was always the most major obstacle standing in the way of a solo Brittania once again ruling the world's waves (and conducting the world's slave trade, committing the world's most brutal massacres, etc).. Well, here's some good news for the old boys of Empire: with Brexit, colonialism will finally become a reality for Britain once again.
In 2016, Kenney announced that he would be running for the leadership of Alberta's Progressive Conservative's the once mighty ruling party in Alberta that was laid low to third place in the 2015 election on a platform to "Unite the Right".
The analysis failed to reveal a significant effect of configuration, t(11) = 1.61, p =.134, once again ruling out a speed accuracy trade-off in the determination of the RT results.
