Sentence examples for that once operated from inspiring English sources
When firms like CRV and General Catalyst that once operated solely out of Boston moved the bulk of their operations out West, they created a funding vacuum in the city, which is still comparatively underbanked when it comes to Series A and later-stage funding needs.
Of the dozen or so movie theaters that once operated in the city, only two remain open.
The Lackawanna site was one of about 200 mines that once operated in the northeastern Pennsylvania coal fields.
— Eric Asimov Amusing the Zillion: The renovation of stores on the Coney Island Boardwalk has unearthed remnants of an old rathskeller that once operated under the Boardwalk.
"Every material might be present in the riverbed: mercury, arsenic, heavy metals and chemicals from the tanning mills and factories that once operated on the Thames".
Jack Vaughan was in charge of another of the seven lighthouses that once operated around Tobermory, the one at Cove Island, until 1991.
Also, "local" is something of a misnomer for the radio of today: it's been more than twenty years since the Telecommunications Act of 1996 deregulated the media industry in the U.S., resulting in two companies — Clear Channel and Infinity — that lapped up hundreds of radio stations that had once operated independently.
"You could walk in off the street and get a job back then," McClain recently recalled, reciting the names of G.M. factories that had once operated at full force in Flint: Fisher One (the body plant that had been the scene of the 1937 strike); Fisher Two; the Ternstedt body-parts plant; four Chevrolet plants; the Grand Blanc plant; and the massive complex that produced Buicks.
A jack of all trades before embarking on an acting career in his 50's, Mr. Viterelli said in interviews that he once operated a string of music schools started by his family in Queens.
But the reviews from eight years ago (Ruth Reichl awarded it two stars) suggest that the kitchen once operated more reliably.
Last May, the Xerox Corporation began leasing about 24,000 square feet of space on the fifth floor of 95 Morton Street for the printing production center that the company once operated out of 2 World Trade Center.
