Sentence examples for again employing from inspiring English sources
On "Woman," she sings it and its derivatives over and over again, employing it like a happy cudgel.
During the second world war Williams works for the British secret service in occupied France, once again employing his driving skills to great effect.
For the Requiem, however, Britten turned outwards once again, employing techniques he had honed over the previous decade in the creation of a musical engine harnessed to his greatest public passion – his pacifism.
More than this, he managed – again employing design genius and compromise in equal measures – to surround his cathedral with a constellation of parish churches that form (even in an age of cloud-scraping Gherkins, Cheesegraters, Shards and Walkie-Talkies) a lovely architectural necklace around his peerless dome.
This predictive modeling identified two areas in the harbour for detailed investigation, again employing geophysics and coring at higher resolutions, allowing fine tuning of the palaeolandscape models at the localities of presumed highest archeological potential.
Again, employing that G is equivalent to E, we get E t)leq K e^{-nuint_{t_{0}}^{t} zeta(s),ds}, quad forall tgeq t_{0}, where K is a positive constant.
Back in Moscow, Putin once again employed the ignorance defense.
Despite these claims Mr Crosby was again employed as a campaign consultant in 2012.
Most were never again employed in Hollywood, but some did write scripts under pseudonyms.
Imperial yellow, a lead glaze often used over engraved dragons and similar designs, was again employed during the 19th century.
Without naming her rivals, she once again employed their campaign lines about change and suggested that her opponents had not undergone the same level of scrutiny.
