Sentence examples for again to inspect from inspiring English sources
In short, this film is not quite the frozen and brittle comedy that it appears to be, and, if you can stomach it the first time, you may experience a baffling wish to see it again — to inspect this crystalline curiosity from another angle.
Wales manager Chris Coleman and the head of the international department Mark Evans have been to Andorra to look at the new stadium and the training facilities, and FAW representatives will travel there again to inspect the 3G surface.
In 1957, Jardine travelled to Rhodesia, again to inspect some land, with his daughter Marion.
Outside the lecture room before the students arrived, according to testimony Starling and others gave in court, Starling first cut the dog open again to inspect the results of the previous surgery, which took about 45 minutes, after which he clamped the wound with forceps and handed the dog over to Bayliss.
Then she would dig a little deeper and crouch down to inspect again.
It shut it down again on Tuesday night to inspect equipment, but restarted it on Wednesday morning after finding nothing amiss, the company said.
Eritrea and the United States are in a kind of standoff: a Western diplomat whom I spoke to acknowledged that Ethiopia is behaving thuggishly, but thought that the onus is on Eritrea to allow the monitoring group to inspect again.
She saw at near range that he was good-looking enough, with a long and sharp-featured face that was pinched with kindness, and scruffy hair with some gray in its wires, and his eyelashes closed slowly now and opened again, a long exposure to inspect her.
Mr. Wein added that the department was not legally required to inspect the building again until it was completed.
Two years ago, Mr. Foot called on the engineering firm of Milone & MacBroom of Cheshire to inspect the dam again -- at the Y.M.C.A.'s expense -- to see if it had further deteriorated since 1980.
Yesterday, fire officials said the department would again examine the methods it uses to inspect high-rise buildings, this time focusing on buildings under construction or demolition.
