Medicine was once understood as a moral profession, with physicians as paladins against disease.
Once understood, fire helped shape wooden implements before adequate rock tools were available for the purpose.
Lastly, not all Breyers is what we once understood the name to mean.
Once understood, the visitor would walk away satisfied and unlikely to ever forget this garden.
"Are you a little stoned?" Once understood, though, he likes the term.
Once understood physically, there are no reasons to avoid it in the design procedure of aerospace structures.
They are losers in the game of life, a phylum that Ms. Gibson says she once understood all too well.
The band was once understood as jazz musicians breaking out of traditional roles and taking the next evolutionary step.
Still, the pressure is on to improve something that was once understood to be a lucky side effect to procreation.
What's fascinating is his historical analysis of why policy-makers, who once understood these principles, collectively decided to forget them.
Old Conservatism once understood the value of the public: in Joseph Chamberlain's civic pride, Harold Macmillan's huge council house building, or Michael Heseltine's grand regenerations.
