Sentence examples for once salvage from inspiring English sources
Bruce Conner's ecstatic films — fabricated from bits of old documentaries and educational reels, from mass-cultural snips and snails and recycled movie tales — were at once salvage projects and assertions of individuality in an increasingly anonymous age.
That was a specialty of Mr. Sullivan, who died on Tuesday at 48, having more than once salvaged his own lost ground.
He once salvaged a pair of shoes hanging from a telephone line because he couldn't afford to buy new ones.
The prognosis seemed to be good once limb salvage was achieved.
"A good finishing hole; a fair hole, I think," said Aaron Baddeley, a co-leader who has bogeyed it once and salvaged par Saturday by pinpointing his second stroke to barely more than a foot from the cup.
Unemployment in the immediate region of Mount St. Helens rose tenfold in the weeks immediately following the eruption, and then returned to nearly normal levels once timber salvaging and ash-cleanup operations were underway.
Another noted English type was the Deal galley punt, a square-sterned, lapstrake open boat rigged with a single dipping lugsail and once used for salvage and rescue work off the beach.
A few miles to the north, Mr. Hancock's three sons and other relatives gathered where his trailer once stood to salvage a few belongings and to reminisce about the family patriarch.
Deciding that three hours of sleep is enough for the night, she adorns herself in a trippy leather Burner vest, and braves the interior of the tent once more to salvage an important item: her ceremonial drum.
But we know it exists, so there will at least be a little bit of water for an intrepid astronaut to salvage once we accidentally leave them behind during the inevitable Mars mission.
It is a stage of pathological overdevelopment in the history of human economy from which a healthy technology -- usually seen as some form of communitarian handicrafts -- will have to be salvaged once the industrial system has reached the point of terminal inhumanity.
