Sentence examples for which once held from inspiring English sources

There are 107 inmates left at Guantánamo, which once held more than 600.

Then in 2000, KVAL-TV, which once held the football broadcast rights, lost them to ESPN.

Some 2,000 empty boxes — which once held one-third of his total hives — were stacked to the roof.

And in 2008, and again in 2012, an African-American Presidential candidate won Virginia, which once held the capital of the Confederacy.

A former women's prison in South Africa which once held Winnie Mandela is now home to a 12m-deep screaming vagina.

Under the Kirchners, the government has marginalized the military and now the Catholic Church, both of which once held greater political sway here.

In total, there are 93 players in the field this year: 44 from the United States, which once held a clear majority at Augusta.

Both the privileges and disqualifications of class were rapidly disappearing and men had broken through "the bonds which once held them immobile".

Mr. Bisignano is leaving at a challenging time for JPMorgan, which once held special sway with federal regulators, in part because the bank largely sidestepped the financial crisis.

First, it reinforces the simplistic assumption (which I once held) that there are top schools and then there are the also-rans.

For some of them, Roth has compassion; he analyzes the religious awe in which they once held the state, and their brutal disabusement.