Sentence examples for come again into from inspiring English sources

"I am the same Ancient One come again into your midst," he told his disciples, declaring that all major religions are revelations of "the One Reality which is God".

I needed a woman to get me back on the earth, get me down in the water, get me down under the water, get my body to feel again,... to come again into her world, the world that I'd left, and which sometimes I think I've never returned to".

Later, when Ellen reappears a few years after Newland marries May, the voiceover declares: "The past had come again into the present, as in those newly discovered caverns in Tuscany where children had lit bunches of straw and seen old images staring from the wall".

In Chapter 12 21 and 22, the "Art of War" recalls: "But a Kingdom that has been once destroyed can never come again into being; nor can the dead ever be brought back to life...Hence the enlightened ruler is heedful, and the good general full of caution.

Some of them disagreed with the current guidelines because of what they had experienced, stating that "we have seen that if you don't prescribe an antibiotic against pharyngitis then the child will come again into the health centre with pneumonia.

In the summer of '36 she came again into decorating news when it was reported that she was about to modernize Buckingham Palace for King Edward VIII.

We did as the Eskimo do; we drew our warm hands out of the gloves and applied them to the frozen spot till the blood came again into circulation".

On Tuesday, a similar flurry of blogging occurred, with one commentator writing, "as long as Japan hasn't made a formal apology for the history of invading into China, hasn't stopped the domestic action of glorifying the invading history, we will oppose any of the Japanese military force coming again into China".

This is where the GOP's insidious motive comes again into play, namely naked, crass, go for the jugular politics.

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The Germans are coming, again Launching into the unknown Adapting to plug-ins Good, in parts Philosopher kings ReprintsOne explanation is macroeconomics.