Sentence examples for whatever once from inspiring English sources

Whatever once kept those states cooler, though, has apparently quit working, and "the Southeast is now warming with the rest of the world," he said.

Whatever "Once" has is "real magic," the Dublin-born Mr. Hansard said during a recent interview at Cafe Gitane, also in SoHo.

Tambeat, dubworth, whatever, once New Tamworth's up and running it'll be like a cross between medieval Florence and Soho in the 60s.

"Good Night Day" combines a wooden chest, its drawers mostly missing, with a carved and gilded frame, its right side gone and whatever once filled it replaced by the artists with mirrored glass that fills only half the frame.

Ljungqvist said the United States is one of the few countries that select their Olympic team through trials, which often occur close to the deadline for submitting a final roster of athletes to the I.O.C. "There is an appeal process in place, and any athlete has the right to go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport or do whatever once they are named to their Olympic team," he said.

Users have embraced Facebook's Open Graph, as apps like Spotify seamlessly share the stuff that they're listening to, or reading, or whatever, once they've opted in.

But whatever similarities once existed between them have faded.

Today, whatever unity once existed is long gone.

Whatever fascination once existed was long ago tempered by clarity, and sorrow.

Whatever ambivalence once existed toward Patterson inside Little, Brown has long since been replaced by unequivocal enthusiasm and gratitude.

Whatever Thomas Wolfe once wrote, you can go home again, even if it's only in your head.