Sentence examples for which once brought from inspiring English sources
The canal which once brought water from Ukraine's Dnieper River has run dry.
So did group tours of the cathedral, which once brought in at least $500 a week.
You run into them, muddy and sweaty, spending their Sunday afternoons digging out some long-disused arm which once brought important goods to and from, say, Wendover.
Also, there has been a change in many anchoring institutions — among them, local businesses, schools and colleges grounded in the life of places — which once brought diverse people together to work on problems and created cultures of collective responsibility and civic agency.
As a man with much experience of being "stopped and searched" by the police, he will bring a new voice to a church which once brought English hymns to the empire's distant corners.British Christianity has come a long way since the days of missionary paternalism.
After the diagnosis, Heidi found comfort with the sewing machine which once brought her fear.
The Navy Yard, which had once brought many jobs to the area, closed in 1966.
But by the time Ms. Quinlan joined Ayer, which had once brought the world memorable slogans like "Be All That You Can Be" for the Army, the firm was suffering from a lackluster creative reputation and had lost several major accounts.
Approaching the final playoff hole, which once again brought him to the frightening second shot at the 18th — a shot that vexed the field for four days — Bradley seemed miles from his mishap on the 15th hole about 90 minutes earlier.
With Sorcery on PS3 and Xbox 360 Kinect's Fable: The Journey both showing just how well the respective motion control systems of each console can create authentic spell-casting experiences, it's perhaps fitting that Harry Potter, the franchise which once more brought magic to the masses, is following in the same direction with Warner Bros. Interactive announcing Harry Potter for Kinect.
We have trained too many young basic and clinical scientists to abandon their futures, which once again brings me back to mentoring.
