The castles and religious houses, which were destroyed, as already said, to the number of many hundreds, were in most cases not built up again.
Many roofs outside and in protect this room and the surrounding chambers from rain, which, as already said, is drained away by countless subterranean canals, made of clay and of a diameter of ten or twelve centimetres.
Grasse, as already said, is an admirable centre for excursions, and no excursion is finer than that up the Gorge of the Loup.
Monte Carlo occupies, as already said, a limestone headland, forming the horn of the bay opposite Monaco, but not projecting to anything like its extent into the sea.
Then, as I've already said, let's look this thing fairly and squarely in the face.
But along with this, as I've already said, he has his equally sudden impulses of affection, especially when he first wakens in the morning and his little body seems to be singing with the pure joy of living.
We still have the furs, as I've already said, and I've been looking them over.
The latter have the curly outline which is prevalent in the Thorpe collection, but which, as already said, does not appear in the same proportion among such of the actual buildings of the time as have survived.
In many cases, as already said, they were massed into great stacks at intervals along the walls, and made the dominating features of the whole design.
The hall roof, as already said, is Gothic in conception, although much of its ornament is of the newer fashion.
But the imposition of a duty of ten shillings a hogshead on cyder that was not repealed, as already said, till 1830, killed the industry.
As already said, John Palk worked as a miner “on his own hook” at Birch Tor, and found a good deal of tin.
Here they ate and chattered between services, as already said, and here were served with ale by the sexton or clerk.
He was made Knight of the Bath at the coronation of Henry IV, and, as already said, he was called up higher to be Chief Justice by Henry V on his accession to the throne.
The governor was an earnest Unitarian, and as already said a charter member of the Church of the Disciples.
In the south, as already said, our pilgrimages have reached Atlanta and New Orleans.
As already said, he was my uncle by marriage, and for many years a resident in my father's house.
My husband, as already said, was beyond the age of military service, my eldest son but a stripling; my youngest was a child of not more than two years.
As already said, one of these is the Kymin, then the main route of travel to Gloucester, by Coleford and Mitcheldean.
In his defiant refusal the Master of Hollymead, as already said, had received encouragement by a word spoken from the withdrawing-room.
As already said, Waller going west had almost stripped it of its defenders, numbers of whom were now lying dead on the downs of Wiltshire, as the Royalist leaders well knew.
As already said, it was customary when a man had been killed to offer a sum of money to the next of kin, and if he accepted the money the quarrel was at an end.
Thorkel had sixty men with him, and he rode in some state; for, as already said, he was a great man.
As already said, only one could crawl up at a time.
As already said, further up the valley, in a spot difficult to be reached, stood the old fortress of some robbers, with many caves in the sandstone about it very convenient for shelter.
It was, as already said, impossible to justify all, or nearly all, of Colonel Wakefield's gigantic purchase.
The Maoris were armed with old Tower muskets and shot-guns, and were badly off both for powder and bullets, while, as already said, they were not very good marksmen.
The name Waitara has been extended from a river both to a little seaport and to the surrounding district in Taranaki, the province where, as already said, feeling on the land difficulty had always been most acute.
There are several fine fortifications, as already said: Dumpden, accessible only on foot, and Hembury are the most important.
As already said, it descended at least a hundred feet with its well.
A stone wall or a very dense hedge of evergreens may cause the wind to rise over the plantation or to be deflected to one side; and this, in many cases, as already said, may be a decided disadvantage.
In general, the best time to thin the fruit, as already said, is when the fruits have become large enough to be seen and handled.
As already said, the sense of national unity among the frontiersmen was small.
As already said, when his men mutinied and refused to march against the Indians, most of them returned home; but he kept enough to garrison the Vincennes fort.
As already said, the central mass, spiritually seen, is our visible world, composed of solids, liquids and gases.
As already said, the ether is physical matter and responsive to the same laws which govern other physical substances upon this plane of existence.
As already said, in the living tissue, molecular disturbance induced by stimulus is accompanied by an electric disturbance, which gradually disappears with the return of the disturbed molecules to their position of equilibrium.
Hitherto, as already said, electrical response in animals has been regarded as a purely physiological phenomenon.
For this reason it would be preferable, as already said, to employ the terms positive and negative in the sense I have suggested, i.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "already said" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
