Sentence examples for again receded from inspiring English sources
After a day when risk appetite again receded ahead of the long weekend, the FTSE 100 closed down 21.2 points, or 0.4%, at 4869.3.
The state's electricity regulator has ordered MSEB to favour cheaper sources of supply; the resulting drop in Dabhol's output makes each unit ridiculously expensive.Naphtha prices have again receded, so variable costs should drop soon.
Unbridled, exuberant public bawling of carols again receded from church life until Bishop Benson of Truro had his brainwave in 1879.
The credit is due to expire on Nov. 30, and while lobbyists for realtors and homebuilders are fighting to extend and expand the benefit, if they are unsuccessful, demand may once again recede, and the number of half-price for-sale signs could once again creep up in many neighborhoods.
The nightmare prospect that Silvio Berlusconi might return to power yet again has receded in recent weeks.
Near the end, however, Mr. Carroll receded again.
Like Griffiths, the bosses of Thomas Cook and easyJet said they believed business would pick up again as fears receded.
The Russians may now have receded again, but art experts hope that the rest of the market will prove more resilient this time.
Since last year, when more than two dozen new documentaries and memorials were presented for the 10th anniversary of the 2001 attacks, our attention has receded again.
The floated message that this character might really be pulling strings at the ministry drew fire all round and greatness receded again, with Hart cursing officials, civil servants and journalists.
But here in the United States, the current reality boils down to commemoration of past achievements or fanciful speculation about a future that has receded again into science fiction barely 40 years after human space flight began.
