Sentence examples for again working as from inspiring English sources

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By 1850, however, he was again working as hard as ever and had extended his practice so much that he needed to move to a larger house in Russell Square.

He moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting, again working as a bouncer before getting into the "private security" trade.

But the girl who was eager to put her pimp behind bars then is now about 16, and is again working as a prostitute, Ms. Jaus said.

The talks, which are at an early stage, raise the prospect of Andy Hornby once again working as a senior executive at a public company.

The merger talks between Ladbrokes and Gala Coral raise the prospect of Andy Hornby once again working as a senior executive at a public company.

"I will feel comfortable when people stop talking about Anne Asensio this and Anne Asensio that," she said, "and we are working all together again, working as a team".

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That has been corrected to say he never again worked as a Hollywood producer.

He returned to Baghdad in 1983, but never again worked as a professional photographer.

Since her outing, however, she has never again worked as a model in Britain.

She again worked as a manual scavenger, earning 300 rupees (almost £4) a month.

Gallacher will again work as a BBC specialist summariser in September and he is close to Paul McGinley, Europe's captain, who lives near him.

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