Sentence examples for once spoke of from inspiring English sources
He once spoke of the grandeur of the Garden.
LADY ARCHER once spoke of her husband's unusual talent for embroidering the facts.
The Eagles speak of Reid as the Boston Celtics once spoke of K. C. Jones.
After all, Winston Churchill once spoke of the few things worse than war.
Where Israel's generals once spoke of beating Gaza into submission, they now say a sustainable economy is key to stability.
David Miliband, the favourite to become the next leader of the Labour Party, once spoke of "double devolution".
Once, speaking of the pleasures of editing, he mentioned patronizing writers.
Mr. Bush's aides had once spoken of the Blue Dogs as possible converts.
Jeffrey told me once, speaking of his relationship with C.: "I think it's almost like an accelerated relationship.
He said Cameron had once spoken of tough action to make sure household bills fell when wholesale prices dropped.
Raising the public profile of breast cancer, a disease once spoken of only in whispers, was at one time critically important, as was emphasizing the benefits of screening.
