Sentence examples for which once it from inspiring English sources

But keep in mind that many a mature tree which, once it has packed on the pounds around its waist and takes on a decidedly rough or furrowed look, looks svelte and clean-cut while still relatively young.

– which, once it had passed the blindness test, went down a treat.

You inherit the trait by having a change in your protein conformation, which once it gets started is self-perpetuating.

And there's a giant Republican machine which, once it figures out what to do with Donald Trump, will be ready to consolidate itself against whomever the Democrats pick.

Traditionally it takes years to write, edit and produce a book, which, once it leaves the printer, is unlikely to be altered further.

For a start, I have been suffering with constipation (thousands of cancer patients do) which, once it gets to 5 or 6 days – as it has for me – can become almost painfully uncomfortable.

But if it is to protect itself, would it be better for Europe to turn inwards, or should it perhaps remember its core values, which once made it the centre of gravity for all the world's intellectuals?

So, what is it?Whatever it is, it seems to contain likenesses of things in two or three dimensions which, once in it, can be reproduced and fiddled with at will.

The firm only allows authorised dealers known as "sightholders" to buy from the DTC, which once gave it such a tight grip on global supply that it was able to control prices.

Its repudiation by the Gulf Arab countries underscored Hezbollah's increasingly problematic image in the Arab world, which once exalted it as a liberation movement for its aggressive challenges to Israel.

Iran, which once asserted it could withstand the antinuclear embargo of its oil by the West, appeared to have rethought that calculation in reaching an agreement on its nuclear activities last month.