Sentence examples for which once produced from inspiring English sources

The area around New York City, which once produced world-renowned oysters and clams, is now largely closed.

Most of its factories, which once produced things like matches, straw hats, chocolate and rope, have shut down.

Cuba, which once produced 8m tons of sugar a year, has now all but left the sugar business, dispensing with 300 years of its history.

The Congressional Rural Caucus, which once produced regular briefing papers and reports for its 100 or so members, no longer has an office.

The area of Myanmar along the Chinese border, which once produced about 30percentt of the country's opium, was declared opium-free last year by the United Nations.

Iraq, which once produced three-quarters of the world's dates and grew 629 different varieties, is now an also-ran, falling behind Egypt, Iran and Saudi Arabia.

The injuries robbed him of his backhand, which had once produced winners; he now almost always uses a neutralizing slice.

The duo churned out silhouette after silhouette using symbolic substances: sour cream to represent whites who've soured toward these monuments, and molasses, which was once produced by some antebellum plantations.

As a result, Robaina cigars are among the best in the world, and the plantation is allowed to make Cohiba, the best-known Cuban cigars, which were once produced only for Fidel and his dignitaries.

At St. Joseph's, which had once produced Isiah Thomas, he was part of a Chicago area sophomore class that was considered to be the best in the history of the state of Illinois.

The discussion took place under the umbrella of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) which once before produced a pre-emptive binding agreement prohibiting the use of blinding laser weapons, before they were ever deployed on the battlefield.