• Once seen as the province of weary businessmen at the end of the day, hotel bars are being remodeled and updated.

• The impact factor, once a simple way to rank scientific journals, has become an.

• Having once worked in tourism, an increasing number of citizens of those countries are beginning to become tourists themselves.

• As it now stands, there is no promise not to go ahead with preexisting plans once the heat is off.

• What seems apparent, and what everyone seems to agree on, is that they were once alive.

• Once the fungus invades its victim's body, it's already too late.

• Once infected by this disease, plants will not recover.

• His students once asked him to tell them something about himself.

• Hoping to replace images of violence with those of hospitality, countries once torn by war are seeking to boost tourism.

• Once the job is advertised hundreds of candidates will spend thousands of hours applying.

• It indicates that the health of the banking system is once more being called into question.

• Most brides walk down the aisle in brand-new gowns they'll wear only once.

• Education delays dementia, but memory declines faster once it hits.

• Vertical grooves indicate where a platform once rose.

• Once neglected, this spot has become the focal point of the neighborhood.

• These planet-altering meteorites were once thought quite rare.

• I've met with each student twice, once at the start of the year, once prior to registration for second semester.

• People rarely deal with raw data but consume them in processed form, once they have been aggregated or winnowed by computers.

• Once it nears the surface again, it can flap its tail and taxi without fully returning to the water.

• Once little more than a futile hope, some restoration of the injured spinal cord is beginning to seem feasible.

• Tracks now readily recognizable as belonging to dinosaurs were once attributed to prodigious birds and other creatures.

• Once better known for apples the region now holds dozens of wineries.

• In addition, plenty of ways exist to get people to pay for premium versions of free services once they become power users.

• My understanding regarding this issue is that once a written contract is generated you are expected to sign it.

• But they are not as similar to each other as was once thought.

• The statues are cared for even though the state of them might not be what once was.

• Because of the complexity of the problem, environmental skepticism was once tenable.

• But it was once our national pastime, and its gaining fans on these shores.

• Once your garden is planted, it will generate large amounts of organic waste--material you can easily turn.

• Having all of them at once is only that much sweeter.

• Meet once a week with the goal of furthering one another's progress.

• The ivory-billed woodpecker was once found across the swampy forests of the south-eastern states.

• Scientists have invented a backpack that creates enough electricity to power seven portable gadgets at once.

• These occurrences were once considered impossible, but they.

• It can be at once obvious, obscure, beautiful and bizarre.

• Once a stem shrivels and dries, cut it off at the base.

• Typical social gamers are in their forties and tend their virtual farms more than once a week.

• Have a nice cooperative conversation once the contract is signed.

• Audiences are at once fragmenting into niches and consolidating around blockbusters.

• Once fertile areas of the planet become desert, never to be green again within our lifetimes.

• Mars may not be as dormant as scientists once thought.

• Druker” shows once again how supervisors with little vision try to stifle gifted researchers and deprive.

• If you live in a mild climate, sow tomatillo seeds directly in the ground once all danger of frost is past.

• College degrees, once the possession of a tiny elite of professional and.

• His turned-up nose once annoyed him so much that for a while he slept with a peg on.

• Once dry, this coating actually protects and preserves your prints so that future generations can enjoy them as well.

• Researchers have proposed potential therapies for a paralyzing disorder once thought to be untreatable.

• He once scribbled a note on one of his sketches to make a small wax version of one of his drawings of a horse.

• Once you lay eyes on your cute little cottage that's been rescued from a shuttered sugarcane plantation, spruced up, and set.

• Once you find a likely candidate, google the product for other reviews.

• Supporters who once saw him as the apostle of clean government now regard him merely as the lesser of two evils.

• Once the animals are safely established, they must be monitored.

• Once scorned as nervous tics, certain tiny, unconscious flicks of the eyes now turn out to underpin much of our ability to see.

• Many species don't mate until they're in their teens, and then may bear small litters only once every two years.

• At the peak of the growing season, mowing may be needed more than once a week.

• The students' priority is to show up and be seen, believing that it is all right to do nothing once they have arrived.

• Whalebone was once used to make ladies' corsets and umbrella ribs.

• Although nostalgia was once considered an unhealthy.

• If you were once a young boy of a certain kind, you had models of many of these planes hanging from your ceiling.

• Keep up with weeding, which should be almost nil once plants fill in.

• The hills, mountains and plateaus that distinguish this ecoregion were created by the glaciers that once covered it.

• New material proves an adept filter for heavy metals as well as an efficient semiconductor, once freeze-dried into an aerogel.

• Seeing her standing there, he knew at once that was the pose he wanted.

• Once the vine has reached the roof, direct its growth horizontally, tying it in place.

• Once it begins in a particular area, it is almost impossible to stop, and it cannot be reversed within a human lifetime.

• But the building boom that is transforming the once rural western part.

• But once he began to speak, what people sensed was his integrity.

• It needs only ordinary garden soil and performs well with little water once established.

• Chances are the camera, which once loved him, would long ago have betrayed him.

• They live under woefully desperate conditions, but street children may be better off than once thought.

• Once it has been posted on the site, the student is notified.

• And once at the cascade's rocky base, you'll see that the silvery, five-step falls aren't likely to be.

• He was able to estimate their body size because teeth are proportional to the sizes of the horses the teeth once belonged.

• The spot rotates counterclockwise once every seven days.

• He once took a shot of a cemetery in the background, a one-way sign in the foreground.

• Instead, they will revert to their natural inclination and commence fall bloom once again.

• Once the deed is done, selectivity may come into play.

• His style was at once simple and antic, serious and slapstick, metaphoric and mischievous.

• Once you've broken up the soil, change to a round-point shovel for.

• Two were offered twice, once at an alleged low price and once at a much higher price.

• Since this is a special once a year exhibition, plan on a long wait to get into the greenhouses.

• Water regularly and apply a complete fertilizer once a month.

• Once operators get a picture of grid conditions, they could disseminate the information to faster, smarter switches.

• As it stands now, the famous quarry wall is only a portion of what once was.

• Once upon a time, there was a house that was not exactly welcoming.

• Once that happens all kinds of poor health will follow.

• Once the hole is dug, you're ready to set in the plants.

• Once they make it past the last childbirth, they're pretty much home free.

• All species are deep rooted and drought tolerant once established.

• Dark matter is one of the great scientific mysteries of our time, but once astronomers accepted its existence.

• Once the cuttings have taken hold and are growing roots, they will begin to send out new leaves.

• Lankasana once killed a lion armed with only a sword, but not before the lion clawed his shoulders, leaving huge scars.

• Once valued for its bold effect in garden fringes and near water and for use as a fast-growing windbreak.

• Once the body detects a bacterial invader, the immune system gobbles up free iron and locks up any stores of the element.

• Fertilize at planting time, then once every two months.

• Each time the light is turned on, the cells spike reliably, exactly once.

• For lush plants, fertilize once before spring growth begins, again after flowering.

• Once the migraine process has started, it usually requires medication to stop the headache.

• Put ground meat through grinder once more and proceed with your recipe.

• Boundaries once drawn by physical distance, language or expertise can now be bridged with a backlit screen and a few mouse clicks.

• The human understanding when it has once adopted an opinion draws all things else to support and agree with it.

• Lisa turned the trough for horses she once owned into a water garden.

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