Sentence examples for again known from inspiring English sources

4From 1987 the awards were again known as the National Book Awards.

**From 1987 the awards were again known as the National Book Awards.

***From 1987 the awards were again known as the National Book Awards.

The city is once again known as St . Petersburg but the region is still called Leningrad Oblast.

"Our country has once again known pain and mourning and must stand up to the barbarism propagated by fanatical groups," he said.

Instead of the usual jazz method of improvising on a tune over and over again, known as "playing choruses", he plays the song with a few variations and then goes into a kind of free meditation on it.

Shelley, again, knew that it could not be his fault.

Perhaps we'll never again know her state of mind.

Out on the street, I sighed with relief, because I once again knew where I was.

They'll again know joy in ministering among people who share their sense of purpose.

He's a Whitehall wonk with a comfortable life about which we (again) know very little.