Sentence examples for which once presented from inspiring English sources

Independent labels, which once presented a united front against it, have lost their unanimous opposition as some prominent figures have come out in support.

Though he rightly singles out 92Y's concerts and lectures, it's worth mentioning that the Unterberg Poetry Center -- which once presented a reading of "The Waste Land" by T. S. Eliot himself -- has long celebrated classic and contemporary drama.

In contrast, signals that vary in proportion to, say, the sound of an orchestra can be corrupted by "noise," which once present cannot be removed.

Perhaps inevitably, this sort of growth -- sustained at a steady 20percentt a year for more than a decade -- has attracted the attention of the very agribusiness corporations to which the organic movement once presented a radical alternative and an often scalding critique.

During the middle of the Miocene epoch, between about 13m and 12m years ago, the sea which once blanketed present-day Peru was home to an array of marine predators of gargantuan proportions.

He also happens to design tour outfits for Kylie Minogue and once presented Eurotrash, which suited him perfectly.  .

"I once presented talking points on Libya, which I considered very tough.

The artistic heritage of the Ottoman Empire, which once extended from present-day Ukraine and Hungary to Egypt, Syria, Iraq, other countries of the Middle East and most of North Africa, is contained in a major traveling exhibition titled "Empire of the Sultans: Ottoman Art from the Khalili Collection," on view at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich through Jan . 27 , 2002

Another and possibly more likely explanation was that only a small subpopulation of cells are required to express CD40 which once stimulated express and present sufficient FasL to drive apoptosis in Fas expressing neighboring cells in a juxtacrine or paracrine manner.

Near to this is the a bridge known as the Chinese Bridge crossing the river, but the summerhouse which once stood on the bridge is no longer present.

The work points to decadent wealth, which once again appears out of tune with the present moment in Liverpool.