Sentence examples for again traded from inspiring English sources

Bill Davis's 39-yard field goal cut the Fighting Irish lead to 14-10, and in the third quarter, the teams again traded touchdowns.

Cowher and Fuller again traded angry words after the game, with Fuller saying Cowher, a former N.F.L. linebacker, had cursed him.

On Tuesday, Lauro and Commissioner David Stern again traded insults — Lauro in a written statement and Stern in a briefing with reporters at the N.B.A. draft lottery.

Meanwhile, BA and Unite have again traded claim and counter-claim about the effectiveness of the walkout, with Unite claiming only 6,000 people flew through Heathrow yesterday.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are neither an empire nor, apparently, all that self-interested, as they once again traded away their best player.

In this most recent off-season, the A's once again traded or failed to re-sign several of their best players, including pitchers Trevor Cahill, Gio Gonzalez and Andrew Bailey.

But then again, trading for Alomar also seemed far-fetched.

They move on again, trading what they've already acquired for what else they can get.

I hate the idea that we shall never again trade ideas and anecdotes about the past and the present.

The market seems to think so: Bear's price is once again trading over JPMorgan's bid.

Now, it will be arriving yet again, trading a Manhattan arena for a seaside tent in Coney Island.