Sentence examples for which are once from inspiring English sources

We stopped at two others, which are once again functioning as convents.

The reason he's controversial now is that he touched on all those territorial questions about the body which are once again such a vivid part of American politics.

But the pressure for a social alternative has always come from capitalism itself and its failures, which are once again obvious to people throughout the world.

The outrages, most of which are once again carefully elided in the actual movie, involve a slipped knife, a tribal tattoo and Thai bar girls performing specialized party tricks.

This suggests that tourists -- who are likely to spend more on trips into the city -- are not returning as quickly as it may seem from walking the streets around Broadway theaters, which are once again crowded.

It is food for guests and special occasions like weddings and births, which are once again being celebrated along Abu Nuwas, a street named after a libidinous ninth-century poet famous for his wine songs and homoerotic poems.

This article begins with an exploratory problem of air refueling support, and by use of a heuristic modeling method, it calculates the maximum operational distance of the main fighter under three situations, which are once-takeoff and multi-takeoff for flying tanker respectively.

Animals which were once hated are now protected and cherished.

Which is, once again, plummeting.There is an obvious element of Catch-22 to all this.

Business, which was once solidly against controlling carbon emissions, is now divided.

It's a change for Apple, which was once criticized for its micromanaging of the App Store.