The phrase "again in town" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has returned to a location after being away for a period of time.
Example: "I just heard that Sarah is again in town and is planning to host a gathering this weekend."
Alternatives: "back in town" or "returning to town".
He was again in town this week, talking to shareholders and politicians and trying not to come across as confrontational.
When they meet again in town, in a dark saloon, a bizarre thing happens: Wade finds the virtuous Dan so interesting that he lets his guard down.
The idea to act came from a workshop he did at school run by a local actor who, when he started the group up again in town, invited Fassbender to join.
If the pit bull is found again in town, there is no second chance.
Protests are also staged again in towns and cities across Nigeria. 2 May: Nigerian police say militants are holding 223 girls, after 53 of the initial 276 girls who were abducted managed to escape.
Fancy Aspen asserts itself again back in town at the Little Nell, another five-star institution that hosts jazz nights at the Jas Cafe (Curtis Stigers played the night I was there).
She alleged that he had abused her again in a town she thought could be Torquay in Devon when she was between eight and nine.
Expressing his disbelief that the dissidents had struck again in the town, he said: "After what happened here in August 1998, it is simply unbelievable that these people would strike here again.
Some going as far as to throw the "you'll never work again in this town, kid".
In levels 30-40, cathe the 100 monster quest again in armounia town and 100 monster quest in sauria city and go to sauria dungeon.
After Obama's disappointing performance in his first debate against Mitt Romney, it's hard not to think that he would have been better off with a teleprompter there to help him, and that he could use one when the two face off again in a town-hall debate on Tuesday night.
