The phrase "again at the break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a repeated occurrence or action that takes place during a break or pause in an event or activity.
Example: "We will meet again at the break to discuss the next steps in the project."
Alternatives: "once more during the break" or "again during the intermission".
Then, after Flynn pulled one back, 18-year-old full-back Russell restored Wigan's 12-point cushion with the first of his two tries, only for Wigan old boys Marsh and Briscoe to level it again at 18-18 athehe break.
Jack Wilshere scored inside 30 seconds and again after the break at Emirates Stadium against the French side, but Borussia Dortmund's victory against Napoli in Germany means the group's qualifiers will be determined after the final round of games.
But the Gunners had failed to score in only one of their last 11 away matches in the Premier League and they were at it again before the break.
Gray, who has two good feet and is clearly destined for greater things, was at it again soon after the break, this time cutting in from the left flank before curling his effort over the angle of post and bar.
Almagro took six straight games after Murray lost his serve at 3-4 - a crucial break that the Spaniard took advantage of to take the set 6-3. Murray was broken again at the beginning of the fourth as his bad patch continued but then broke back when Almagro served for the set in the 10th game to take it to 5-5.
The Olympic champion broke the Croatian's serve again for a 5-2 leandand comfortably served out for the set before breaking again at the start of the second set when a double fault, followed by a misjudged forehand, gifted the game to Murray.
They were 15-13 atead athehe break, but again it was their second-half performance which let them down.
Redknapp introduced Lennon for the below-par Modric at the break but again it was the Championship side who went close to scoring.
Newcastle would have been happy enough with a 3-3 scoreline at the break and again when the scores were still tied at 6-6 with 20 minutes left after Evans and Gopperth had again exchanged penalties.
Machenaud's conversion gave the hosts the lead again but Ireland should have led at the break, Sexton missing a relatively straight-forward penalty kick on the stroke of half-time after Thomas Domingo infringed at the breakdown.
