Sentence examples for again acquiring from inspiring English sources

Last summer, the Lakers struck again, acquiring Dwight Howard and Steve Nash, demonstrating once more Buss's commitment to winning at all costs.

Multiple Jets employees laughed when the subject of Vick came up, but then again, acquiring Favre also seemed highly unlikely back in late July.

In 1994, Mr. McCain sponsored, along with a Senate colleague at the time, Dennis DeConcini, Democrat of Arizona, another law expanding the park by again acquiring land from Mr. Diamond.

"The East and West notions are again acquiring their purely geographical meaning," the pact noted in a simple observation offered as a postscript to four decades of some of the greatest global anxieties in history.

Once again, acquiring multiple images per person under specific conditions is often very difficult, if not impossible, in practice.

Last spring Forbes wrote that Ocean Energy, Inc., an independent oil and gas producer in Houston, was again acquiring oil properties on the cheap – the way it did when it started out in the mid-1980s in another period of low oil prices (May 4 , 1998.

The Jets again acquired penalty flags as if collecting them.

Last year, the brand changed hands again, acquired by a new Italian company, Brand Extension.

In 2002 publishing rights were again acquired by Encyclopædia Britannica, and the print product came to be known as Compton's by Britannica.

Save for the small flower-based memorials that are scattered around different corners of the protest zone, the area has once again acquired a good-natured feel.

In the same book as "From Analysis to Perception," Mr. Drucker wrote that "management will increasingly be the discipline and practice through which the humanities will again acquire recognition, impact and relevance".