Sentence examples for this would once from inspiring English sources

It is not hard to imagine how scandalous this would once have seemed.

This would, once and for all, set doubts to rest if held with due checks and balances.

This would once have been described as a "women's picture", a term now considered derogatory by those who forget that female cinema audiences once greatly outnumbered male ones.

This would once have been a copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover, passed around the classroom with a giggle, disguised beneath the cover of Calculus for Beginners.

If the Liberal Party wins, this would once again give the DPP the balance of power, allowing it to force through its policies in exchange for backing other key votes.

This would once again end up with the present European electricity grid, including its centralised large-scale production units.

The questioning by the judges of lawyers of Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush had lead Democrats and Republicans alike to conclude that it was unlikely that this court would once again seek to alter the course of this election.

But as the stimulus faded, growth would tend to stall — and this stall would, once again, come in the months leading up to the election, with seriously negative consequences for Mr. Obama and his party.

Striking down this limit would once again uproot our nation's campaign finance landscape.

If this happens, Lebanon would, once again, be the victim,.

As they finish their conference in Manchester today, they should reflect on how the idea of no Conservative councillors or MPs in this great city would once have seemed absurd.