Sentence examples for once to pass from inspiring English sources

Labonte tried once to pass Earnhardt near Turn 3 on the 196th lap, but Earnhardt pulled away.

I also volunteered once to pass out finish medals and was enjoined not to give more than one to each person.

And so it came once more to pass.

In his announcement, Mr. Obama urged Congress once again to pass his economic recovery package.

Mr Altman says that once empowered to pass legislation, electorates rarely initiate votes that might limit their own power.

He once tried to pass a bad check for $25 million at the drive-through window of a PNC bank branch.

(Her new boss once tried to pass her off in a segregated restaurant as an African princess).

Labonte tried once more to pass him at the finish line, but by then Labonte knew he had no chance.

If women once gathered to pass around herbs and vines and illegal diaphragms and D.I.Y. abortion kits, why not code?

Her childhood heroes were Morrissey, David Hockney and Dennis Skinner, and she once tried to pass herself off as a northerner because she thought they were nicer folk, only to be horribly and hilariously found out in a live radio interview.

Wallets disappear from the pockets of watchful members of the audience; jewelry moves from one place to another the way souls were once said to pass from one body to another.