Sentence examples for again thus from inspiring English sources

Trescothick has dropped Hodd again, thus letting a second bowling point slip from his side's grasp and Somerset look a dispirited bunch.

Douglas Besharov, a scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, for example, would make modern drugs available at little or no cost to the mentality ill on disability so they could work again, thus cutting the rolls.

Throughout the book, Azaro's fellow spirits pursue him, attempting to steal him back again; thus 'magic realism' opens its dire trapdoor, and some of the novel falls through it.

The risk is that the merger or takeover attempt will not succeed, in which case the stock price usually falls back down again, thus incurring large losses for the arbitrageur.

They formed ranks again, thus discouraging Artaxerxes from attacking them, and, in their famous "Retreat of the Ten Thousand" under Xenophon, they succeeded in marching through hostile country to the Black Sea.

The hope now is that the latest bailout will mean capital reserves are so high in the Irish banks that the markets will begin to lend to them again, thus weaning them off ECB finance, and eventually get the blood flowing back into the economy.

Though Bede records significant amounts regarding Eadbald (22 more chapters up through 3.8), the fits formerly so frequent are never mentioned again and thus implicitly ceased.

"But Berghain managed to turn clubbing into an adventure again, and thus unify the dispersed techno scene.

He hoped it would cover the extra rent until he was on dialysis again, and thus free from the charge.

Asked if he was confident he could win again and thus tie Bjorn Borg's modern record for men's titles, Nadal answered that he was not.

By that time, the two men, who had lost all sensation of hunger last week, will begin feeling hunger pangs again and thus be more likely to eat voluntarily, Capt.