Sentence examples for which at once from inspiring English sources

Portsmouth played football on Saturday which at once delighted and frustrated their supporters.

Recovering his manuscript, he published his Mémorial de Sainte-Hélène (1823), which at once became extremely popular.

And going to the sofa... uncovered a large gilt head, which at once appeared to be that of the King".

Difficulties arose first with the British government, which at once used its vast fleet to establish a long-range blockade of Germany.

He accepted the invitation with evident pleasure, and, coming forward, began a simple address, which at once fascinated every little hearer, and hushed the room into silence.

The part of the memos which at once demands comment is the visceral racism of Waugh's suggestions for a location for Scoop.

We tend to follow the people and brands with which we feel most closely aligned, images to which we at once aspire and relate.

CAPITALISM breeds specialization, which is at once efficient and unfortunate.

94), which may at once mean both the kind of goods and their maker.

From the ordinary, he teased out a subtle song, which was at once true and tender.

The Yankees have won 94 games, which seems at once routine and extraordinary.