Sentence examples for again had much from inspiring English sources

Last time we were there he again had much swelling in … yes, his feet, and we said that he should probably contact a doctor immediately because of this.

If the UN should become as irrelevant as the League of Nations, Congress will, once again, have much to answer for.

"Will the Sioux ever again have much use for the word tacaka, which means the roof of a buffalo's mouth?" Others are still useful; Frazier says he wishes English had equivalents for them: "anptaniya, n.

And towards the end of the internship, when I started sending out my CV again, I had much more success — I was even offered a permanent position at Sefaira.

But the powerful German again had too much speed for his rivals as Orica-GreenEdge's Michael Matthews finished second and Fabian Cancellara (Trek) third.

Murray, 27, improved his record against Verdasco to 10-1 as he again had too much for the 24th seed.

Initial allele frequencies again had a much larger effect on final frequencies than economic values, and a different mate allocation strategy will be needed to decrease the allele frequency more quickly in these cases.

Then again, we haven't had much free time.

Then again, he hasn't had much success persuading his MPs that Tories are bad.

The two senators said they told their respective party leaders about their latest plan to push the AUMF issue again, and said neither had much of a reaction.

McGoldrick grabbed his second when he again had far too much space in a dangerous position, sliding home after Daryl Murphy's low centre.