Sentence examples for became one again from inspiring English sources

When in 2005 the two Hilton's became one again and two years later the company was taken private by Blackstone Group LP it was at best a bit player in the high-end market.

We gained a new cousin who was much younger (but seemingly wiser) than all of us, and the families became one, again.

BERLIN — When the Berlin Wall collapsed and Germany became one again, women in the former Communist East seemed to be the big losers.

After its discovery, it became one again.

Sampras has been a great champion and may become one again - his decision to shun retirement and carry on is a testament to his remaining ambitions - but he will never again dominate the game as he did in his heyday.

But it will never become one again if it follows the plotters' agenda by turning on a leader who, for all his faults, is one of the party's genuine assets with the voters.

As a former technology columnist for the Guardian (and, unbeknownst to me, about to become one again), I had more than a passing familiarity with the goings on in Silicon Valley.

She is already a mother, and about to become one again.

That is how community and our labor movement become one again… It comes back to our formula: Member Engagement + Community Involvement around issues that matter = A BETTER LIFE.

But they forget that to be the representative of of a country, or to hope to become one again, requires an unquestionably exemplary record," it wrote.

"60 Minutes" also raised the prospect that the two stories — about the hush agreement and about possible Russian interference — might become one, again via Michael Cohen.