Example sentences of "[that] once [verb] [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Supporting this work are the government 's Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) and the US Air Force , which are responsible for cleaning up poisoned communities like love canal , or old plants that once made the herbicide Agent Orange .
2 But the most sought-after item of the day was the name plate that once adorned the publisher 's desk.Simon Garrett reports .
3 A strong ‘ affective tone ’ accompanies these consummatory reactions so that once stimulated an animal may show a motivated persistence in completing the behavioural event that finalizes the sequence .
4 Forming the border between Hailing and Snodland can be clearly seen the road or lane that once formed the boundary between the two villages , all that remains of this is a small portion below Clements Farm .
5 Yet again , the idea is that once created the watch is self-sufficient and requires no further help from its divine craftsperson .
6 The vintage machines that once ruled the world .
7 The River Dee is below on the right , concealed by woodlands that once harboured a colony of red deer : access to it by cars is provided by a descending side road to a bridge near a chapel with a corrugated iron roof and a former sawmill in sylvan surroundings .
8 There was a book called The Young Visitors that once made a lot of money . ’
9 The trees that once sheltered the man of the forest have been chopped down and sold to shelter the man of the city in Tokyo and Nagasaki .
10 But today 's beach games are n't quite the volleyball and handball that once kept a generation fit .
11 BACK AT the museum , Family Man Barrett sits on a concrete block that once housed the diesel tank to fuel Bob 's pressing plant .
12 Where root crops are fed on the ground to cattle the rabbit has easy pickings and it remains interested and satisfied with the debris littering a field that once held a root crop .
13 For of course the Pacific is still influenced by the Atlantic that once dominated the world : the ties that bound the world together yesterday — personified by the men and women who came out from the West to trade or to peddle religion , to colonize , annex , smuggle or fight — these ties still exist today , though more weakly , with less influence and fewer and fewer people enrolled in the process .
14 Europe 's ancient woodlands are being felled more quickly than the tropical rain forests : about 90 per cent of the temperate forest that once covered the continent has disappeared and the remaining pockets of old growth woodland are being replaced by monoculture timber plantations .
15 Other tales claim she was the GHOST of a monstrous and savage cat that once prowled the area .
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