Sentence examples for showing at once from inspiring English sources

You can't always divide the space if it is very small, but if you have a bit of space to work with (say, a small back yard rather than an apartment balcony) don't have all of it showing at once.

"Polyphonia," the opening ballet in Vail, showed at once what the fuss is about.

At one point in 1983, Mapplethorpe had a new book in the stores and pictures in three Manhattan gallery shows at once.

It follows in the footsteps of movies like Visconti's "Leopard" and Bertolucci's "1900," epics that aspired to match the sprawl and capaciousness of classic novels and to show, at once panoramically and intimately, the process of historical change.

Canaletto painted sequences of up to a dozen works for his aristocratic clients in England, but presumably never aimed for 50 to be shown at once; by the end of this exhibition, they are starting to cancel one another out.

This definition itself shows at once how the required clause in the truth definition should go.

Usually one to four questions depending on screen size and patient's eyesight are shown at once.

Adaptation of the questionnaires to smart phones will primarily focus on graphical features of questionnaire presentation, e.g. due to screen size only one item will be shown at once.

Haul is a large collection of things shown at once, usually bought over time.

Some apps have additional Notification Center settings such as the number of items that are shown at once on the list.

This is a very compact way of showing everything at once, from linguistic variable fuzzification all the way through defuzzification of the aggregate output (Mathworks, 2007).