Sentence examples for commence again from inspiring English sources

The Italian government has acknowledged the European court ruling, but so far it has not formally addressed the issue of the mass migration that is likely to commence again now that the weather has turned warmer.

"1776 will commence again!" screeched the entirely sane and reasonable US gun lover Alex Jones this week (it's always reassuring to meet these faces of the US gun industry. Just the sort of people who should be fully armed).

Jones was, of course, right – 1776 may well commence again because US/UK relations reached an all-time low this week: American Disney princess Taylor Swift and Britain's answer to Benjamin Braddock, Harry Styles, are, tragically, no longer together.

Conspiracy kingpin Alex Jones, who once told Piers Morgan that "1776 will commence again if you try to take our firearms," published a similar attack on his Infowars website.

It will, most likely, contain fine words and lofty promises, including the pledge that any future warming – should warming commence again at some point in the future – will be limited to no more than a moderate rise of two degrees centigrade.

Construction would not commence again until 2001.

(The crying commenced again this week when news hit that Leslie was going too, in addition to Phillipa Soo).

The campaign for mayor commenced again yesterday amid concern about whether the Board of Elections could effectively administer the vote on Tuesday, with some of the Democratic mayoral campaigns saying that Gov. George E. Pataki had asked them whether he should postpone the primary again.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION A20-28 Talk of Vote Delay Looms Over Mayoral Candidates The campaign for mayor commenced again amid concern about whether the Board of Election could effectively administer the vote on Tuesday.

The competition will then re-commence again for another four matches before the December break for two more European Cup fixtures.

Specifically we focus on the closing price which is the most up-to-date valuation of a security until trading commences again on the next trading day.