Sometimes all at once, under the wrecking ball.
His vision is severely impaired once under the water of the murky rivers.
In fact, the earth where the vines grow was once under the sea.
Once under the ice, the AUV fired pulses of sound upwards.
The Soviet tanks rumble in at once, under the guise of a bilateral "military-athletic festival".
But not once under the British Raj was this salt tax relaxed, not even during famines.
Once, under the strain, a riot erupted twelve hundred feet underground, and workers attacked each other with picks and shovels.
But on special occasions, players can talk to everyone at once, under the supervision of the team public relations department.
In previous years, demonstrators from the Coalition for the Homeless twice camped out in the state parks overnight, once under the rubric Patakiville.
But as years passed, militants once under the control of the Pakistani state began to turn on it, forming a dangerous patchwork of tribal, ethnic and sectarian alliances.
"For first time we will be able to hold three shows at once under the same roof," said Brett Littman, the Drawing Center's director.
