Sentence examples for another quest to from inspiring English sources

"It is another quest to find the comic in the tragic and vice versa".

This mammoth sequel, another quest to save human colonists from various intergalactic foes, does make concessions to modern gamers, with its simplified structure, cover mechanic and streamlined narrative.

For the Beagle series, he sets out on another quest, to Bacan Island, Indonesia, to spot the emerald-breasted bird of paradise known as Wallace's standardwing.

The plot, such as it is, sees Mickey exploring the shifting chambers of the Castle of Illusion on yet another quest to save Minnie; it's just an excuse, and a fairly bare-bones one, to bottom-bounce your way through decades of classic Disney fare.

Sora, having learned of their fates from King Mickey's letter, undertakes another quest to save them.

Another personal quest to find the secret to golf?

While Random-on-Sea's premier book retailer is basically a coffee shop accessorised by a couple of tables devoted to the Katie Price and Stephenie Meyer oeuvres, I do like to pop in occasionally, on the off-chance there could be some actual books that I've a) heard of, and b) actually want to read, though if not there's always a large skinny latte and yet another Beast Quest to be acquired.

If these heavily armed American allies that are minutes away from the killing fields of Iraq choose not to step in and rectify the rapidly unfolding chaos in their midst, why should the United States, some 7000 miles from Iraq spill its blood and treasure in another futile quest to remake the Middle East for them?

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India praised the scientists who developed the missile and called the launching "another milestone in our quest to add to the credibility of our security and preparedness and to continuously explore the frontiers of science".

Richard Nixon couldn't stop producing his, in one form or another, in a quest to revise history's devastating verdict.

Reminiscent of many of Baumbach's socially awkward characters, Frances stumbles from one embarrassing situation after another in a quest to find herself, from New York to Sacramento to Paris, and back to the bosom of her alma mater, Vassar College, which is the setting of one of the funniest scenes Baumbach has directed since "The Squid and the Whale".