Sentence examples for once special from inspiring English sources
Borrowing and the deficit up – £121bn to £123.2bn – once special factors stripped out.
Photo albums or family slideshows were once special, treasured, unique documents or events.
Indeed, once special dividends are included, the £1bn of distributions since 2011 represent almost exactly 50% of earnings in the period.
Vicky Redwood, UK analyst at Capital Economics, said that once special factors were taken into account the economy had been "pretty flat" in the third quarter.
In addition, as techniques evolve and the enemy adapts, special forces must also continually adapt and innovate as what was once "special" becomes the norm or is no longer effective against an enemy.
The books helped players crack the game's puzzles, but they were printed in invisible ink to prevent people from learning all of Zork's secrets at once (special markers were provided to reveal the clues).
Randy tracked down the exquisite and classic Tarbais bean for his version, and once special-ordered goose confit from Toulouse.
Perhaps some of those lights will now be extinguished forever as the sport moves on from the once-special tournament that helped it grow.
Is she looking forward to or dreading the invites that will see this once-special person forever in tandem with her other half?
If there's a song you can't listen to without thinking of that once-special someone, we want to hear about it.
Bednarek and Lovegrove both agree that the accessibility of flying and loss of its once-special feel contributed to the way passengers dress on planes now.
