Sentence examples for again to change from inspiring English sources

It suited me again to change the way I looked because the world had utterly changed.

Republicans who support abortion rights are struggling, once again, to change that language.

"The government can try again to change the name but it cannot change the facts," he said.

Mr. Nicholson, who has been secretary only since January 2005, promised again to "change the culture" of the department to avert further data breaches.

If Democrats filibuster Mr. Bush's new Supreme Court nominee, Republicans "would have no alternative but to say that game is over" and move again to change the rules, said Senator Orrin G. Hatch, a Utah Republican on the Judiciary Committee.

"He's the world champion and I'll have to up my game again to change the colour of my medal," said Evans of Shelestyuk.

This last action is related (again) to changes in the hippocampus [164].

Stories, read again, tend to change, deepen.

Then, three years later, Rossellini again tried to change the way we look at films.

Peep! Servet again has to change his boots, but as mountains loom in the background, we're off in Geneva.

Again he refused to change a word.