Sentence examples for again and particularly from inspiring English sources

If the language changes again, and particularly if the 2005 deadline also proves a mirage, the WHO may have to work hard to keep the money flowing; 1980 was, after all, a long time ago.

One thing I miss about my home town is going for a run up in the hills, through the warm morning mist, until the golden sunshine starts bathing the vineyards along the road again and – particularly in the early autumn, when the grape harvest comes – you can smell the scent of grapes in the air.

Songs such as "1nce Again" and particularly "Stressed Out" (featuring singer Faith Evans) don't push the cutting edge.

"If you say the same lie over and over again, and particularly if you have the media's support, people will believe it," Inhofe said, adding that he thought Gore was trying to use the issue to run for president again in 2008.

The clunky, overwritten exposition stalls the play, again and again, particularly when Lincoln and Booth are discussing their childhood.

Ford's new Asian strategy contrasts sharply to the course taken by General Motors, which until very recently had lapped Ford in Asia again and again, particularly in China.

While not the first or only worm to strike social sites, it is notable for the way it has relentlessly returned again and again, particularly to Facebook.

Like the caricatures, this 18th-century fusion of local and global, this need to rethink the world as one, are now again exhilaratingly topical, and particularly British.

To rise again and much higher, particularly to face a beast like Golovkin, is no small ask.

"The gun prohibition people tried to use Gabrielle Giffords and the Trayvon Martin case to get their cause going again, and weren't particularly successful with that," he said.

We've heard that over and over again and it is particularly true in the case of BlackBerry.