Sentence examples for but again through from inspiring English sources

The first handicap of the meeting also stayed in England, but again through the agency of an Irish jockey in Fran Berry – not to mention Well Sharp's Irish trainer, Jonjo O'Neill.

It still makes the majority of its revenue from students buying and renting textbooks, but, again, through its acquisitions of Zinch, 3D3R and CourseRank (to name a few), it's been slowly diversifying.

Leo sent a secret message to the Doukai, offering a full pardon if they returned, but again through the machinations of Samonas, the letter fell into the hands of Caliph al-Mustakfi, who had Andronikos confined to house arrest and forced to convert to Islam along with those who had followed him.

It's high-tech, hooking up to a smartphone via Bluetooth to allow temperature control and access to other settings, but again races through battery life.

But, leafing again through my dog-eared copy of Esslin's book, I am struck by how many of the writers he so earnestly championed, from Arthur Adamov to Slawomir Mrozek, are now largely forgotten except by theatrical specialists.

But again, the job fell through, this time when Home Depot arrived on Long Island, driving many small home repair companies out of the market.

It makes me mad; it's just a real frustrating thing I'm going through, but again, I'm trying to be proactive rather than inactive and trying to cut it off".

Similarly, when ACs were added to MSCs, more GAG/DNA was produced, but, again, this was through production by the ACs.

Seconds later Smith manages to turn and jab the ball through, but again there's no space and Deville scoops the ball up.

But again, have fun digging through that translation.

The remains of the dam in Brown Cove can be seen, but again water leaks freely through it.