Sentence examples for see only once from inspiring English sources

Some renew friendships with competitors they see only once a year.

WHO IS SHE? Pironkova, who will face No. 4 Agnieszka Radwanska, is not so much a new face as one fans see only once a year, at Wimbledon.

Can the two doctors as decreed in the bill – often strangers we see only once for 10 minutes if we're lucky – truly make such a judgment, unravelling family dynamics that could hide subtle intimidation?

"Even if the storms themselves don't change, a two-foot rise is a virtual certainty by the end of the century". This certainty, he said, is going to turn events that we now see only once in 100 years into events that occur once every 30 years, which is to say, more than once in a lifetime.

One woman Ms. Calhoun profiled in Alabama was offered drug treatment at an in-patient center, but refused it, in part because of the need to care for her two young children — children she can now see only once a week, on Sundays, after she gave birth to a healthy baby boy who tested positive for Oxycodone.

What should have been a calm cruise across the harbor ended instead in the sorts of crush injuries doctors see only once in a while -- and then, usually, in industrial accidents, airplane crashes, the most severe highway collisions or, as one paramedic said, "the occasional guy squashed between a truck and a wall".

In fact there was a major scene that was cut, which I've seen only once.

Some art works need seeing only once, and sometimes even that is once too often.

"A harsh storm seen only once in 100 years is raging".

The bird was a thrush nightingale, a gray-plumaged species that I had seen only once before.

Athletes in individual sports, effectively seen only once every four years, would have a greater chance to gain attention.