Sentence examples for because we again from inspiring English sources

The crisis has stopped because we again have the unity in our government," he said.

Blatter conceded his organisation had been "in a crisis" but insisted: "The crisis has stopped because we again have the unity in our government".

Blatter, seeking a fifth term as Fifa president, conceded his organisation had been "in a crisis" but insisted: "The crisis has stopped because we again have the unity in our government".

Blatter conceded his organisation had been "in a crisis" but insisted: "The crisis has stopped because we again have the unity in our government". Lineker believes that Blatter will win another term as president and added: "He's the man right at the top and in any other business, or any other political form of life, that person would go and not be voted for.

So it was amazing, and then, of course, after Anytime...Anywhere, they wouldn't release the jazz record because we again had to stay on track with the style of music that we were doing.

"Now" arises again and again only because we say "now" again and again.

Getting Happily Lost The subject changed, most likely because we were again lost.

When we change four or five players because we play again after three days, we play our best team.

Demand for this income is essentially limitless because we are again in the midst of an intensively creative period.

"You'll see it in the mid-year update which is in December, because we are, again, carefully and methodically going through the budget.

"And the turnover has to be quick because we start again on August 3".