Sentence examples for become once again from inspiring English sources

Sawbones they were, and sawbones they will become once again.

Kuwait has become once again an obscure and wealthy desert land ruled by a medieval autocrat.

Mayor Anne Hidalgo says it will become once again "the beating heart" of Paris.

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?

Central Europe is on the way to become once again a chaotic place of mutually competing nationalisms and geopolitical struggles.

Mayfair, or "May Fayre" as the historic area called itself when it celebrated its 325th birthday this month, has become once again a fashionable destination.

The irascible, quotable war hero, just reelected to another six-year term to the Senate, has become once again a chief critic of President Trump.

It is perched on a small portion of the Hampstead stage, which has become once again, in Edward Hall's lustrous first season, an essential stage.

We will build on our strengths, the ITV brand, great content, innovation and creativity to become once again a growth business.

The question of Palestine, now linked with the fate of Holocaust survivors, became once again the focus of international attention.