Sentence examples for call yet again from inspiring English sources

But the high-tech version is lacking: You belatedly realize your cell phone has dropped your call yet again and you've been talking to dead air, so you call back and ask, "Where were we?" That feedback is more or less instant.

Yesterday, Mr. Giuliani called yet again for a Congressional investigation into the pardon.

He called yet again for the restoration of "a basic level of civility in our public debate".

So is the IMF, which this week called yet again for more legal reforms in the region.

Fellow right-wingers in his Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) are calling (yet again) for a revision of a government statement issued in 1993 acknowledging Japan's responsibility over the comfort women.

I called yet again, and was told this time that all clearance letters were handled by "Miss West," to whom I was transferred.

David Cameron has called yet again for European navies to be sent into Libyan waters to take on people smugglers – a call he has made relentlessly over the past 13 months.

Mr. McClelland's credit card company was calling yet again, wondering when it could expect the next installment on his delinquent account.

Hezbollah survived and, in the eyes of the Islamic world, in doing so won; Nasrallah emerged as an iconic hero; and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, one of his sponsors, called yet again for the elimination of Israel from the map of the Middle East.

NO SOONER had news broken of the sudden alliance in Israel between Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, and Shaul Mofaz, hitherto the leader of the main opposition, than the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, called yet again for "substantive" talks to achieve a Palestinian state.

The Paris attacks led to calls yet again for a genuinely representative Islamic authority - similar to France's Jewish institutions.