Sentence examples for were once also from inspiring English sources

Which could have been predicted: baroque and gothic were once also terms of abuse.

I ended my tour of Legal London at the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, which were once also the home of the English courts.

"Somebody's 'creepy' is somebody's 'cool' gadget," Polonetsky said, citing devices from history like Caller ID that were once also thought of as creepy.

Fistulas were once also common in America (a fistula hospital was once located in Manhattan where the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel is now), but today they normally afflict only people in poor countries of Africa and Asia.

Notably, blood products were once also considered 'safe', based on the lack of detectable prions in vCJD using an inadequately sensitive mouse bioassay [21].

It is easy to forget that Mr Greenspan's predecessor, Paul Volcker, was once also thought irreplaceable.

This is precisely the reason why suicide, still a religious offence, was once also a criminal one.

Under the Articles of Confederation, Annapolis, which is Maryland's capital, was once also the nation's capital.

That the mall, renamed after the New York attacks, was once also known as the World Trade Centre suggested parallels.

The building was once also home to Spy magazine; it is now the frequent host of upscale weddings and home to Pratt Institute's Manhattan outpost.

Jinja, where Lake Victoria pours into the Nile, is a favoured tourist spot but was once also a thriving town, refining sugar cane, canning fish and spinning cotton.