Sentence examples for such as once from inspiring English sources

Traditional carols (such as "Once in Royal David's City") will not be neglected.

There he babbles endlessly, and no more has strength such as once he had in his supple limbs".

This study provides valuable information about how dairy cows can adjust their grazing behaviour to cope with management strategies such as once a day milking.

The people closest to Morrison say some of his misdemeanours, such as once giving a first-team player's boots to a friend, are simply to please others.

The site is full of testimonials such as "Once a day I get a comment about how cool my @Simple card is.

But in slower tempos, such as "Once Upon a Time," "Solveig's Song" and "Nocturne," Ott's tendency to linger over phrases undermines the rhythmic scaffolding of these delicate structures.

And the big chorus routines, such as Once-a-Year Day, show the workers releasing the energy that is imprisoned by their mechanised industrial selves.

These models capture certain features expected to manifest at the mesoscopic level for certain self-interacting microscopic dynamics (such as once-reinforced random walk with strong reinforcement and origin-excited random walk).

"The results of these mandates have ranged from costly fiascos, such as once-dependable top-loading washers that no longer wash, to higher fatalities in cars downsized by fuel-efficiency rules.

Mr Travers points out that areas which have attracted gentrification (such as once-reviled Brixton) tend to have retained their old housing stock, in which well-heeled yuppies now want to live, rather than replacing them with the vast, brutal council estates that put people off moving to areas such as Tower Hamlets.

Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party, which traces its roots to a banned Islamic party, has relaxed the state's control over the expression of religion, such as once-strict limits imposed on wearing the Islamic-style headscarf.