Sentence examples for again switched back to from inspiring English sources

In a big international crisis, Europe's focus has once again switched back to national capitals.It is not that the EU is incapable of forming foreign policies.

Following Edmund's death York again switched back to Viking control, and it was only when the Northumbrians finally drove out their Norwegian Viking king Eric Bloodaxe in 954 and submitted to Eadred that Anglo-Saxon control of the whole of England was finally restored.

The pressure again switches back to Sharapova's tortured serve.

And ultimately, that is the problem here - reform of big business, and redistribution of wealth may now be national demands that cross party lines, but with the global slowdown starting to bite, the focus for some voters is, once again, switching back to growth.

Hop again, switching back to your right foot with your left foot raised in front of you.

If they run at you again, switch back to flamethrower for an extra dose of the burning, or to axe for the coup de grace.

As soon as the primary cluster has become active again, DNS is automatically switched back to the primary cluster.

Recently, I switched back to the Honda again.

If time expires or he makes his moves, the board is switched back to its correct position and the Persians move once again.

The witness told the court Ghomeshi "switched back to the nice guy" and she agreed to see him again.

The quenched fluorescence can be switched back to the "ON" mode in the presence of Hg2+ and switched "OFF" again when biothiols are introduced to capture the Hg2+ ion via the formation of the strong metal-thiol bond (Hg-S).