The phrase "again at the third" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a repeated action or event occurring at a third instance or location, but clarity is essential.
Example: "We will meet again at the third location mentioned in the itinerary."
Alternatives: "once more at the third" or "again at the third instance".
Fitzpatrick found the middle of the fairway again at the third then stared in awe as Scott battered his ball to within 15 yards of the green at the 350-yard par four.
Rihanna performed the song again at the third concert in Stockholm.
Woods took a five-shot lead over Faxon to the first tee, saved par at the second when he made a 14-foot putt and then did it again at the third hole when he sank a 12-footer.
As for where Clinton and Trump stand on the Supreme Court, both candidates will likely be asked about it again at the third and final presidential debate on Wednesday, where Fox News' Chris Wallace is expected to dedicate 15 minutes to the subject.
One foot in which the heel cord was sectioned at the initial treatment and sectioned again at the third recurrence had a 5-degree residual equinus deformity.
People who had participated in a previous screening round were more likely to participate again: 28-30% of initial participants responded again when re-invited (round two n=10 474, round three n=8298); 51% of people who participated twice did so again at the third invitation (n=6001), but only 5% of those who had not participated earlier did so on a following invitation.
Els went through the green again at the fifth.
Again at the fourteenth Gewandhaus concert a composition was borne to its grave".
Bresnan then leaves one entirely before slashing again at the fifth ball of the over.
Again, at the first round, you find the variable, which is most related or most expressive of the all.
Ideally, babies with normal results in the hospital are tested again at the first visit to a doctor.
