Sentence examples for again achieve from inspiring English sources

I don't think anyone will ever again achieve what he's done".

The mood was quite real, since there was little possibility that the model would ever again achieve the renown she had enjoyed while working for Avedon.

Certain former problem drinkers who choose to drink again achieve a peace with alcohol, and they don't have to worry about it anymore".

If the nation is to again achieve greatness, it must come from individuals and not the government, which, as Mr. Herbert observed, is "good at destroying things".

"If City Opera is transformed into a small ad hoc presenting organization forced to deploy pickup orchestras, choruses and soloists, it can never again achieve these things and therefore cannot retain its identity or its impact".

'Whatever happens at the next World Cup, it's obvious that we could never again achieve anything of the same magnitude as that victory in Berne.' Klose, a thoughtful 25-year-old who cultivated personal contacts with Walter, heard the Berne story from his parents many years ago.

After that production, Gems never again achieved a major success with an original new play.

Prince Bandar never again achieved the level of influence he enjoyed during the first gulf war.

His show again achieved the illusion of being something more than a contemporary-priced collection.

CaSE assistant director Beck Smith said: "We congratulate those students, and their teachers, who have once again achieved excellent results.

He repeated that accomplishment in 2008, when he again achieved a first-place finish in both races.