Sentence examples similar to aiming yet again from inspiring English sources

A superb run by United's Mark Wilson down the right-hand side produced a delightful cross for Graham, who leapt above the County defence and yet again aimed a header straight into the hands of Fraser.

It aims to reinvent itself yet again; it went from a maker of workstations for engineers in the 1980s to a producer of Unix servers for business in the 1990s to a purveyor of web engines and software for the next decade.

Although he has no plans to restructure the NHS yet again, his laudable aim of integrating health and social care, which currently falls outside the NHS's remit, would probably shift responsibility to a different local body.

And NATO has made clear yet again this week that its aims go far beyond a simple ceasefire.

Yet again, caught in the old Lib Dem dilemma, Clegg fails to make up his mind about which vote he is really aiming for.

Yet again.

Nothing yet again.

Co-opted yet again.

And lose yet again.

It may yet again.

Vaudeville dies yet again.