Sentence examples for once to create from inspiring English sources

Early publishing had a profound effect on national languages and literatures it began at once to create, standardize, and preserve them.

But their advantage, in terms of evolution, is that "you only have to edit them once to create a lasting change," Dr. Walsh said.

The bassist, Ellie Erickson, gave the songs nimble energy, often plucking two notes at once to create simple (and fleeting) chords.

Due to its great success, the consortium developed that jetliner into a family by lengthening the fuselage to create the A321 and shortening it once to create the A319 and a second time to create the A318.

All the while, Scott has continued to make ads - including a 1984-inspired promotion for Macintosh which was only shown once (to create the sense of an event) and is a legend in the advertising world, and the first of the BT 'It's good to talk' commercials with Bob Hoskins.

For instance, you may want to run through it once to create a version of the site that shows you apparel appropriate for work, but then again for your weekend wardrobe.

I once tried to create such an aura at a B & B in the Berkshires.

(The company had employed her once before, to create dance sequences for last year's production of "The Threepenny Opera").

The headline offer was a giant extension of the "right to buy" scheme, under which Margaret Thatcher once sought to create a new property-owning, Tory-voting, middle class.

This has some resemblance to the statelet the Tigers once tried to create in the Jaffna peninsula before the government resumed control there.

The Iraqi people were once able to create a functioning government on their own, and there is no reason they can't do so again, without our interference.