Sentence examples for one time set out from inspiring English sources

A jury passed different a judgment about the honorable nature of Slough's service, and despite his guilt, I can still imagine why he feels shunned by a government that he, at least at one time, set out to serve well.

After being sentenced to thirty years and one day in prison, Paul Slough said, "I feel utterly betrayed by the government I honorably served". A jury passed different a judgment about the honorable nature of Slough's service, and despite his guilt, I can still imagine why he feels shunned by a government that he, at least at one time, set out to serve well.

Two staff photographers from The Times set out to capture whatever moods the valley might offer during one weekend this winter.

On one side, set out the teacups, saucers, and teaspoons.

Each time we held one set out for validation (by removing their labels and adding them to the unlabeled samples) and used the remaining along with the unlabeled samples for the training this was performed for all approaches for the sake of fair comparison.

This is a break with the convention that at this time of year the parties allow one another to set out their stalls unhindered by their opponents.

But he knows of no one who has set out purposely to do so, or who has done so in so short a time.

Women at Horatio's worship group began to receive messages from God — one time a small party set out for Boston "with neither money nor purpose, guided solely by a 'sniffle' from one of their 'prophetesses.'" Soon, Anna began to get signs, too.

No one set out to create dogs.

No one set out to domesticate humans, of course.

The education secretary, Nicky Morgan, meanwhile took to the Sunday Times to set out an "optimistic and positive" one-nation vision.