Sentence examples for again because it is from inspiring English sources

Whenever the job has been erased, it has popped up again because it is necessary.

Men have put women's position in that role, and we can come out again, because it is man-made.'" Outsiders had been telling the people of Kembata-Tembaro for centuries not to cut their daughters.

I watched it a couple of times years ago, but never again, because it is everything horrible about life: ferociously competitive; grovelling; ruthlessness; greed; the crushing and humiliation of the weak; desperation; showing off; sneering; mockery; and money, money, money.

"I put it down to the fact that when people do have it once, inevitably they do end up having it again because it is nutritious and delicious," says Macdonald.

But instead I find myself making tea for the nice man who visits about once a month to help the printer work again because it is unbelievably sensitive to minor fluctuations in the mains voltage.

David Cameron says he has watched Where Eagles Dare 18 times, and views the Godfather films "endlessly", probably for no other reason than that people go to the theatre to see Hamlet time and again – because it is a work of art of great tragic scope and quality.

She also bought home insurance from Costco, she said, again because it was cheaper there.

It's great to be here again because it's been three years since we were at Old Trafford.

"It cannot happen again because it was a very special time," Mr. Michalek said.

But I would like to do it again, because it's a fulfilling thing.

"I'll never go on to the stage again because it's hard enough now.