Sentence examples for recount once from inspiring English sources

Three days later, the same five issued the per-curiam decision that stopped the recount once and for all.

Mr. Zimmer's lawyers, Mr. Holub said, will formally request a recount once the final tallies are delivered to the state attorney general, early next week.

Fishermen recount once again their complicated journeys from the spill to the payments they received just last year from a punitive damages judgment of about $500 million against Exxon in 1994.

Polls taken by Pew and by ABC and The Washington Post in the first week of the Florida recount found two-thirds majorities saying that the candidates should not challenge the recount once it had been completed.

He used a question about the AOL/Yahoo/Oath situation to recount (once again), the time that America Online attempted to buy a fledgling two-person startup called Yahoo for $2 million, joking that it was double what it had tried to pay for one-person startup, WebCrawler.

The narrow result will likely trigger an automatic recount once the results are made official.

He recounted once innocently checking his e-mail and Facebook page during a Clinton rally in Oregon.

Lisa Morris, president of Road Concierge, a company that handles production travel, recounted once calling a luxurious Manhattan hotel to inquire about its most lavish suite.

"My Love Affair With America" recounts once again the story of Podhoretz's journey from the immigrant margins of Brownsville, Brooklyn to the center of American intellectual life.

As the musical comedian Tom Lehrer caustically recounted ("once the rockets go up, who cares where they come down?"), Wernher von Braun, the mastermind at Peenemünde, also went on to mastermind the early American space program.

"Now that you can see what's available online in just a couple of minutes, making reservations is simple," said Ryan Sutton, the New York restaurant critic for Bloomberg News, who recounted once taking a shower while he was waiting on hold for a reservationist at Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, N.Y., before he began using OpenTable routinely.