Sentence examples for becomes once again from inspiring English sources

One of the signs of greatness is the willingness to struggle through such dark phases until suddenly the timing returns, and batting becomes once again a pleasure.

To the extent that desegregation becomes, once again, a pressing concern — and even that may be too grand a hope — it will have to involve the tax code, the minimum wage, and other efforts to redress income inequality.

France, in this light, becomes once again the spearhead of a new European revolution – a revolution based not on the principles of liberté, egalité, fraternité, but on the pleasure principle.

Rose Tremain said: "Time's Arrow turns the bored, banjaxed, broken-hearted old reader into a breathless, bedazzled young reader for whom the novel becomes once again a source of illumination and an act of hope".

The long-gone vegetable market at Les Halles is resurrected, the Place de L'Opera is stripped of its traffic jams, and the Musée d'Orsay becomes once again a railway station for one scene so that Mathilde can make a phone call with the noise of the trains in the background.

Without complementary infrastructure, access to electricity becomes once again a necessary but not sufficient condition for development.

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.

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.