Sentence examples for come again at from inspiring English sources
Less than a year older than Joe Root, the Notts man has time to come again at international level.
At 44, he is comfortably young enough to come again at international standard, with deeper experience and a broader strategic outlook.
His ability to create second phase play wore the Blues down and put the Maroons in a position to come again at a flat-footed defensive line.
Those talks and rumors may be renewed again this summer once teams have another chance to evaluate their needs or come again at next year's trading deadline.
At 26, he has plenty of time to come again – at the same age, Hayden had also played seven Tests with one century to his name.
The remaining five million eggs will be tragically unsold, but will come again at half price to a supermarket near you, symbolising resurrection.
But when Ferguson says his club is good at developing young players, the greatest testimony to that came again at Old Trafford on Monday night.
After resisting Eintracht pressure for the remainder of the half, the home side came again at the start of the second, James McFadzean heading home to make it 3-1 on the night, 3-4 on aggregate.
The words "monastic," "stark, "strict," "severe" and "discipline" have been employed so frequently to describe women's clothes here — they came again at the Yves Saint Laurent collection that Stefano Pilati showed Monday night in the frigid Grand Palais — that you expected Sister Mary Margaret to come swooping down the runway and rap you on the knuckles with a ruler.
Halston comes again at a very interesting time in American fashion, perhaps a watershed moment, between the old ways of doing business through brick-and-mortar stores and editorial coverage, and the new possibilities through digital technology and direct access to consumers.
'I would put up with five years of mid table mediocrity if it somehow resulted in getting rid of the Glazers, establishing an ownership model that involved supporters as shareholders, and coming again at the end of the decade.' Five years of medicority?
