Sentence examples for available once more from inspiring English sources

Now it's available once more, in a fully working version.

And when Schuster finally made himself available once more for the 1994 World Cup, Berti Vogts turned him down.

As one of the lucky few who saw it then, and having loved it madly ever since, I couldn't be happier to see it available once more.

Available once more to students, practitioners, and connoisseurs, it stands as a historical document and an invitation to continued innovative thought about landscape architecture.

Books that have been out of print for decades, accessible only in a handful of libraries or on the shelves of second-hand book stores, are suddenly available once more.

This is how the American retirement system was reformed and saved the last time, when the chairman of the commission was Alan Greenspan, who recently retired as head of the Federal Reserve Board and thus is available once more for commission duty.

The forward's tournament was feared to be over after he went down clutching his left hamstring early in his team's opening game against Ghana, but his manager said that he was available for selection once more after returning to training over the weekend.

The epilogue of "David Bowie: Starman" contains this sanguine observation, however: "In 2012, his back catalog will be available for license once more, and many fans hope to see what is thought to be the most intriguing set of unreleased recordings of audio and video outtakes of any major recording artist".

For the time being, the extended range option is the only choice for new Model 3 buyers (the basic model will be available once there's more production volume), so at the very least your starting price is going to be $44,000 for now.

If they don't support it, they may find their beloved silver-screen treasures once more available only on disc, walled off from digital consumption, relegated to the ghetto of the real.

Her best sellers are once more available and selling well in a wittily designed edition of trade paperbacks from Grove/Atlantic, and Crown Books has commissioned a sequel to "Valley of the Dolls" from the writer Rae Lawrence, to be called "Shadow of the Dolls".