Sentence examples for does not come again from inspiring English sources
In short, Hurt shadows an enjoyable picture with fear a dash of darkening that does not come again until Alan Rickman strides into his classroom.
This curious blend of the sublime and the bathetic does not come again until Kafka, another pupil of Cervantes, would compose stories like "The Hunter Gracchus" and "A Country Doctor".
Or rather, here he doesn't come again.
There is very little that appears that doesn't come again".
That's the most effective, most true, mnemonic device, and it doesn't come again.
Then, as Ivan continues his debate with Alyosha, he suggests another ending: Jesus kisses the old Inquisitor on the lips, and the Inquisitor tells him: "Go, and do not come again... never, never!" The prisoner walks free and disappears.
Constitutional changes altered this new system slightly in 1851, when terms were shortened to four years, and 1864, when Baltimore City was given three Senate districts rather than one, but substantial change to the structure of the Senate did not come again until 1964.
When exhausted midwives respond rudely, word gets out and women don't come – again putting lives at risk.
It can frustrate you at times – especially if you're doing something that has a lot of comedic moments in it and you get used to certain reactions, and then they don't come again, you get annoyed with yourself for expecting that reaction, or getting complacent.
