Sentence examples for became once again from inspiring English sources
The question of Palestine, now linked with the fate of Holocaust survivors, became once again the focus of international attention.
When Mitchel and the Union Army arrived, however, he abandoned the Confederacy and became, once again, a full-throated Unionist.
Yet, for the last 20 years of his life, he became once again a more controversial figure.
In early 1941, when Virginia Woolf was finishing "Between the Acts," she became, once again, seriously unwell, and, in March, she killed herself.
The terrified Goths and related tribes burst through the Danube frontier into the Roman Empire, and the Balkans became once again a battlefield for German armies.
Not until after the next world war did the mists clear and it became once again possible to take the long view.
Kuwait has become once again an obscure and wealthy desert land ruled by a medieval autocrat.
This requires that the MIT crew program be designed to become once again competitive within our traditional conference.
Has Austria become once again a testing ground for the politics of xenophobia and hatred of minorities?
