Sentence examples for becomes once more from inspiring English sources

Pneumonia becomes once more "the old man's friend".

Tynan's view was that with this production, "the theatre becomes once more a house of magic".

"Either she becomes once more a great country that is free, independent, safe, prosperous and proud of its history and read to fight for its future and that of its children.

Nationalists eagerly await the day when China's economy becomes once more the biggest in the world by any measure, a day which many observers expect to dawn while Mr Xi is still leader.Mr Xi appears anxious to secure the support of nationalists, particularly within the armed forces, and dream-talk helps.

There is ultimately no individual self or soul (jiva), only the atman (universal soul), in which individuals may be temporarily delineated, just as the space in a jar delineates a part of the larger space around it: when the jar is broken, the individual space becomes once more part of the larger space.

Going out to eat becomes, once more, an event.

Johnson's format is now about to change again to become, once more, a column.

Townshend became once more secretary of state and took over the control of foreign affairs.

This summer, cricket had the chance to become once more part of the national conversation.

Always you hope this is the last trial, always you wish that the games could become once more simply that.

Warily, slowly, the Pope became persuaded that with Mussolini's help Italy might become, once more, a "confessional state".