Sentence examples for again setting in motion from inspiring English sources

The plunge coincides with a crucial moment in the score — the moment when the arching phrases of the Prelude are heard again, setting in motion the first great love duet.

But there is another story line at work in the film, one we can see if we examine Murray's character not in the early arrogant stage, nor in the post-epiphany stage, where the calendar is once again set in motion, but in the film's middle, where he is knowingly stuck in the repetition of days.

Egypt and Syria, aided by other Arab states, were beaten back again in 1973, setting in motion the process that culminated in Israeli peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan.

Perhaps it would be the first authentic sign that things are really beginning to change, that the conceited trajectory of the static Revolution has once again been set in motion.

Discussions of a deal were set in motion again when Abbey said on July 13 that its life insurance operations would not have to be bolstered with more capital.

The Fed said the economy's underlying strengths should become apparent again once the "unusual forces" set in motion by the attacks begin to recede.

Again, the many complex changes set in motion by the Affordable Care Act were guaranteed to result in a rocky transition.

Just as dam removal was set in motion, controversy struck again.

Again, an unpredictable chain of violent events has been set in motion -- some today have even said that a "third world war" is upon us.

First, he again demonstrates that it was not the privatizations under Boris N. Yeltsin that set in motion Russia's egregious insider enrichment.

It was set in motion from 2013.