Sentence examples for put it once from inspiring English sources

As The Atlantic's Garrett Epps put it once: "Despite its somewhat threadbare majesty, the Supreme Court, like the rule of law itself, is actually a fragile thing".

As he put it, "Once you conversate, you gather a lot".

As one researcher put it: Once they move in, they don't leave.

Or, as Broad put it: "Once I got to 20, I got a bit of a nosebleed".

"What other company can give them more art, more beauty, more love?" as she put it once.

It was, as Stephen Sondheim put it once about art, a hat where there never was a hat.

The pumpkin is an "ephemeral medium," though, as Soria puts it: once it gets its first cut, it quickly begins to break down and lasts for a few weeks, at most.

As one EU leader puts it, once governments have agreed and signed a treaty, national sovereignty "works both ways".

As Jane Brown, an adoption social worker in Scottsdale, Ariz., puts it, once you open the box, "you can't always seal it back up".

As he puts it: "Once I hit a certain level of tournament facilities, I was disabled because I was unable to accommodate the absence of disabilities to accommodate".

As he plaintively puts it, once his front has been breached: "I'm working in a toilet, and living in a tent".