Sentence examples for based once again from inspiring English sources
Johnson poses as a hip, wired, ultramodern thinker, yet his notion of cultural value is extraordinarily conservative - based, once again, on values specific to literature.
Today, the 48-year-old publishing executive finds himself based once again in Manhattan.
With first base open, he intentionally walked the right-handed Magglio Ordronez to load the bases once again.
7.42am BST Touching base once again with today's estimates hearings, I gather the opposition has spent much of today attempting to work through the precise impact of the budget's measure to restrict access to Newstart for the under 30s.
He said the pound's increasing value made exports more expensive, while "economic and political matters had flared up in Europe, Britain's biggest customer base, once again".
If L'Oreal is successful in selling off the company, The Body Shop might need to undergo a brand image makeover in order to appeal to its target client base once again.
He led the Giants in stolen bases once again, with 19.
The end of the health care battle unified the Democratic base once again, and in success, it energized it.
Obama looks weak and he infuriates his base once again by giving up more than he needs to.
All of this joy from the Left was dampened quite a bit by both the president and the vice president jabbing rhetorically at the "whiny" base once again.
