Examples of 'once celebrated' in a sentence
Meaning of "once celebrated"
once celebrated: A phrase used to describe something that was previously joyously acknowledged or commended, but may no longer hold the same level of admiration or approval
How to use "once celebrated" in a sentence
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once celebrated
We only once celebrated with my relatives on a holiday.
Plastic goods were once celebrated.
Once celebrated as a genius coder.
Who has never once celebrated Christmas.
We once celebrated an employee 's birthday by making sushi rolls for lunch.
The soils of the American Corn Belt were once celebrated for their fertility.
What was once celebrated in gratitude and joy was made anathema.
What was once condemned is now celebrated ; what was once celebrated is now condemned.
Quality once celebrated has been left in the dust by a new level of craftsmanship.
There was the most beautiful woman in the world, once celebrated by an unknown artist.
I would once celebrated my birthday at the Niagara falls.
Then there was the most beautiful woman in the world, once celebrated by a little-known artist.
Harper was once celebrated Because of negligence.
Jupiter, Venus, Mercury and Bacchus were once celebrated here.
The man who was once celebrated as the savior of Midland.
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American higher education in 2007 is in a state of paradox-at once celebrated and assailed.
The man who was once celebrated as the savior of Midland became a fugitive overnight.
For 300 years until this time, Christians had never once celebrated Christmas.
Harper was once celebrated for his heroic landing of the Endeavour space shuttle.
Cardinal Francis Spellman once celebrated Mass in this mission church.
Once celebrated as a genius coder, Bill was now seen as something else.
The sharing economy was once celebrated as ‘ China 's gift to the world '.
Scandinavians once celebrated Juul, or Yule, a multiday feast marking the sun god 's return.
And what about democracy, once celebrated as Europe 's gift to the world?
Corkus, " The man who was once celebrated as the savior of Midland - Became a fugitive overnight -.
His liturgical feast was once celebrated on 27 April but is now celebrated on 23 March.
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Tried to get in once but could not
Examples of using Celebrated
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The return to democracy is celebrated in alegendary concert
They celebrated it to ward off their fears
And all three are celebrated with flowers
