Sentence examples for once there would from inspiring English sources

The events just mentioned were the highlights of my long weekend at Hay, though were I capable of being, like an electron, in more than one place at once there would have been numerous others of the same kind.

If everyone in the state were to jump in at once, there would be 30 people to a pool.

Ms. Knox-Floyd said that in order to enroll all of them at once, there would have to be three concurrent openings in their age group.

Where once there would have been expert voices from official bodies, such as the Environment Agency and Natural England, there are now only yes men.

Once, there would have been a brief window of political unity and truce during such a grim moment of national mourning.

Where once there would have been an earnest political message about suburban sprawl -- which everyone already agrees is a blight -- there are now appealing doses of popular culture, folksy rituals and human yearning.

Strangers would shriek: "Good Lord, it's the Bronze Liberace – Show Business Personified!" while others genuflected to the inventor of rock'n'roll, and for once, just once, there'd be a real reason to live.

Once there, there would be no daily list of activities, sightseeing trips to knock out, television or business centers I might use to "check in" at work.

Once there, it would be expected that such people would spend a number of days in hospital, thereby removing high-risk individuals from the general population that would further use ambulance services.

While probes may take a long time to reach the Solar System, once there they would be able to hold a sustained dialogue that would be impossible using radio from hundreds or thousands of light-years away.

Khubaib, who also ran a lettings agency, would drive girls to flats in his 4x4 car and, once there, they would be groomed for sex by being "plied with alcohol and entertained by himself and his friends".