Sentence examples for which may once from inspiring English sources

One of the most remarkable models in the collection is that of the Grafton, completed in 1679, which may once have belonged to my all-time hero, Samuel Pepys, when he was Secretary to the Admiralty in the 1680's.

That's what my husband calls occasions aggressively marketed at us by retailers, ones which may once have been personal and charming, but which are now commercial and, well, crap.

Something like this may have happened on Mars, which may once have been more hospitable to life than it is now.

A bowling green lies to the west of the castle, fringed by yew trees, which may once have formed a hedge around a parterre in this area.

Therefore, we reasoned that competition for DSBs between NHEJ and HR is likely taking place in taz1d xlf1.AA cells, potentially masking the disinhibition of NHEJ, which may only become detectable once HR is inactivated.

The landlord had designed it himself three decades ago, when he bought the building, which may have once been a textile warehouse.

Now she just needs to sort out her website, which may prove once and for all that what works in concrete doesn't necessarily translate to the interweb.

Furthermore, pollution abatement and the use of clean energy, which may have once been considered luxuries in poorer countries, now need to be seen as basic needs.

In my experience, that takes all of five seconds at the nearest motor vehicles bureau, which may have once qualified as a synonym for purgatory but is admirably efficient these days.

A turquoise frit mask, which may have once been part of an amphora, depicts a woman (rather than a man as suggested in the exhibition book) with a laugh on her closed lips.

The Opportunity, on the other side of the planet, had earlier found strong evidence of a past wet environment, but the Spirit had until now detected signs of only trace amounts of water at Gusev, which may have once been a lakebed.