Sentence examples for again referring from inspiring English sources

It was coined in 1845 by magazine editor John L O'Sullivan, first used with reference to the annexation of Texas and then again referring to negotiations over the boundaries of Oregon.

He was again referring to South Vietnam.

"The Taliban lost a whole government for one person," he said, again referring to Bin Laden.

Since I work in industry, I find myself time and time again referring to my notes in these courses.

"I never spoke to her," he added, again referring to Ms. Bondi.

"I would have liked to see him throw," McMahon said, again referring to Vick.

Again referring to the British team, he added, "And they were completely clueless".

"We were trying to score the perfect goal all the time," Fleury said, again referring to last season.

And the inverse transform of this is now, again, referring to the same example, minus e to the minus 2t times the unit step.

Certainly he did little to promote Marnie, and never uttered her name again, referring to her instead as "that woman".

His long article in the Daily Telegraph was headed "Death on the Shelf: Have English novelists lost the plot?"--again referring thethe literary novelists' failure to tell stories.