Sentence examples for once underwent from inspiring English sources

I once underwent conversion therapy in college and am laughing about it.

"We once underwent catastrophes and have experience in dealing with them," Li said.

Two control groups, who only once underwent OGTTs and clamp tests, were enrolled: a lean control group (CONlean; n = 6), matched for age and sex to pre-OP and post-OP, and another obese control group (CONob; n = 6), with age, sex, and BMI comparable to post-OP (Table 1).

An ex-Scientologist, Mark Rathbun, says Ms Cook once underwent a gruelling interrogation at an internal disciplinary facility, where she was accused of lesbianism (which Scientology sees as a grave disorder).

Thus, the general public may not wish to receive surgery from an infectious disease designated hospital that once underwent an emergency shut down.

"Soul Kitchen" is really a comic history of the restaurant, which before the film ends changes hands more than once, undergoes multiple renovations and at different moments is a punk-rock club and a soul-music dance club.

Among these patients, 23 were re-hospitalized once; 11 underwent 2 re-hospitalizations; 7 experienced 3 re-hospitalizations; 5 underwent 4 re-hospitalizations; and 6 patients were subjected to 5 re-hospitalizations related to DSH.

Patients who had once undergone radical resection (R0 or R1) for primary tumors and developed recurrent disease were classified into the recurrent group (n = 73), while those who had an initial diagnosis of unresectable disease were placed into the initially unresectable group (n = 179).

In the red corner, Raúl Castro, grizzled veteran of the revolution led by his older brother Fidel, and now president of a Cuba once again undergoing dramatic change.

The director of the institute said, 'My job description is to make sure you have no excuses.' " As Mr. Varnedoe prepares for his post-Modern life, he's once again undergoing cancer treatment while gearing up for several new projects, including the prestigious Mellon Lectures at the National Gallery, which he's to deliver in 2003.

However, once it undergoes self-thinning, it provides an opportunity for native understory vegetation to recolonize (Francis and Parrotta 2006; Parrotta 2000).