Sentence examples for are once again burning from inspiring English sources
Since the NER's post-privatisation successor GNER was stripped of its ruinously expensive east coast franchise in 2006, lights are once again burning in the old headquarters re-born as the Cedar Court Grand, a five-star hotel with spa, following a painstaking restoration job.
By a coincidence of timing, his return to public life was made all the more dramatic by happening now, when antisemitism and religious hatred in Paris are once again the burning topic of the day.
With Johnson's "Hot" collection in the 'hood this season, those burning questions are once again rekindled.
As international interest and access to the game expands, men's golf remains — for the moment — a game in which Europeans, Americans and a handful of South Africans and Australians are the major factors; a game where the burning question is once again: Can Woods win another one?
On June 7, at an outpatient follow-up appointment, MT reported the full body burning pain sensation was once again occurring sporadically on certain nights of the week.
By burning its ivory stockpiles now, Kenya is once again showing leadership and raising the bar for other countries.
The return of heavy air pollution, caused by the perennial burning of forests in Indonesia, is once again threatening to blanket the neighbouring countries of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei.
Once again, burning the fuel at a power plant and delivering electricity to the train is considerably more efficient than burning fuel in the train.
