Jesus's miraculous conception makes the holy family somewhat atypical, and he seems to have had a problematic relationship with his relatives, who at one time try to lock him up because they think he is mad.
Now he may mean it, but if you don't have any money, and don't have a state where you can win to pick up a little momentum, after a while it's like W. C. Fields said one time: Try, try again, but then give up.
The United States at one time tried to restrict the export of high-performance computer technology in an effort to slow the development of nuclear weapons and other advanced weapons systems.
Based on his observation of commuter work habits, he said, "you could have upwards of 300 to 400 at any one time trying to access the Internet -- those are concurrent users".
He compared the introduction of ride-sharing to the advent of online services, which regulators had at one time tried to squeeze under existing phone or newspaper regulations.
No Time Like the Present (2012) The political complexities of the new South Africa are played out in this story of a pair of one-time revolutionaries trying to make a life in the suburbs.
"It was a one-time thing to try to ramp up attention on having more drought-tolerant landscapes while we're in the drought," Upadhyay said.
The extra stink you'll notice derives from its sojourn in a "new and different" capital city, where the one-time fab four try importing their western liberal values – ha! – and cause grotesque offence to their hosts.
Many other companies classified inconvenient pieces of bad news as one-time events and tried to exclude them from profit numbers.
The man had never used weapons, had fired this unlicensed revolver only one time, to try it out when he bought it from a bootlegger.
The only thing I'd tell them is there's no quality control, so the one time you try drug X could be the time that it really messes you up').
