This was their farewell to Rod Macqueen, their coach in a time of unparalleled success, their leader of four years, who stuck with them two weeks ago after the ambush of Brisbane, and saw them all right yet again.
I haven't seen anyone post articles about the trial on Facebook or tweet them out, which tells you how little we want to chew all this over yet again.
She had survived so much: the Nazi's and concentration camp, losing all her family, the communists, starting all over yet again in the US with no family of her own.
For the privilege of presiding over all that, Mr. Bloomberg distorted campaign financing beyond all recognition — yet again — by spending $108 million in 2009.On Monday, he was forced to testify at the trial of a political consultant accused of stealing $1.1 million from that campaign.
It remains to be seen whether Clinton will be willing to endure all that, yet again, for a shot at this country's highest office.
The Seattle Public Library, a beloved civic trophy in a book-loving city, whose directors are plucked away for plum jobs by presidents and philanthropists and whose buildings are often beacons of design, is closed all week — yet again.
Madrid rotated, leaving out Benzema, Modric and Casillas but still blew Elche apart, despite going one down on a night marked by a surreal performance from the referee Clos Gómez but marked, above all, and yet again, by Cristiano Ronaldo.
"All told yet again this data underlines that UK GDP in the second quarter looks set to be expanding at a solid rate," he said.
