Sentence examples for only once upon from inspiring English sources

For four months he presided over the convention, breaking his silence only once upon a minor question of congressional apportionment.

Most publishers end up syndicating their new posts only once, upon publication, but if your content is "evergreen" (meaning it won't expire and isn't dated to one specific timeframe), you can re-syndicate it again, possibly several times over, in the future.

In our study, cTnI was sampled only once upon admission.

Fourthly, in most studies, blood sample was tested only once upon admission, with the possibility of potential measurement errors.

Then, this week, the rumours, sadly, weren't to be believed: Skrillex hadn't actually paid five million dollars for the Wu Tang Clan's one-copy-in-the-whole-world-only Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.

These were changed only once Lucas and Jones embarked upon their challenge.

Similarly, an adult in a romantic relationship never is content with being told that he/she is loved by the beloved only once; he/she insists upon repetitions ad infinitum of the affirmation by the significant other that, "I love you" (as if no affirmation is ever quite enough).

Only once is Skarsgard called upon to copy Furtwängler's mysterious, air-sculpting manner on the podium (he was famously scornful of mere time-beating), and only once is a piece of music adduced as evidence: Arnold puts on a record of Bruckner's Seventh — Furtwängler conducting the Adagio — and points out that it was played on Berlin radio immediately after the announcement of Hitler's death.

It is a thing of great power, to be given away only once, as a seal set upon her lover's heart.

The AU's mandate allows it to attack only once it has been fired upon, but that does not seem to have been a hindrance.The Shabab are far from beaten, yet their ability to attack government officials and their buildings has been noticeably reduced.

"Judgment Day will be brought upon us only once the Muslims have killed all of the Jews," read the call.