Sentence examples for usage once from inspiring English sources

But, he noted, it will be up to the airlines to decide whether to allow cellphone usage once a flight reaches 10,000 feet.

A group of people is referred to as 'you guys' in the majority of the country, with the word 'yous' being a minority usage, once again in the North.

It's standard thinking, at Merriam-Webster, Inc., and other lexicographic joints, that language changes with time; that usage once considered "wrong" can become, if not exactly "right," then at least widespread; and that the role of the dictionary is to show, not tell.

Offset will also offer royalty free licenses with unlimited print and web usage once purchased.

We all have heard stories of U.S. carriers like Verizon throttling data usage once it reaches a certain point.

Regarding the temporal extension of real particulars, momentary entities pose a challenge to transactional usage: once known, they have already ceased and hence cannot be used nor acted upon.

"You almost want to know what the minimal usage is — once a month?

But there's another interesting tidbit buried in the firm's report: after years of steady decline, BitTorrent usage is once again growing.

The verb "to play the Siphnian" appears in a fragment of Aristophanes and has a similar meaning; the usage is once again explained in the Suda, where it is said to mean "to touch the anus with a finger".

For analyses of the number of times used, we truncate the maximum value to 30 (representing average usage of once a day).

If you must continue using the dryer, reduce your usage to once a week or so, rather than throwing in small loads every other day.