Sentence examples for draw once again from inspiring English sources

It ought, therefore, to draw once again from the Blair well, and persuade middle-class people with ambition that Labour speaks for them too.

The works, which include three triptychs and a group that are six feet square, draw once again on his collagelike use of humble materials (antique linen and lace, cardboard, thread, buttons, netting, wood) and of typed or handwritten texts (entries from Virginia Woolf's diary, prose by Primo Levi, letters from soldiers at Gettysburg, documents like the Geneva Convention).

O'Neill will hope to draw once again on the spirit which secured a 1-1 draw in Gelsenkirchen 12 months ago when John O'Shea's injury-time equaliser snatched a potentially invaluable point, although the Sunderland defender will need no reminding that Germany's last visit to Dublin in October 2012 saw them crush Giovanni Trapattoni's side 6-1 in a World Cup qualifier.

Fans of Rivera's classic material needn't fret, as the set list for "Chita: Nowadays" will draw once again draw from that catalog.

Are Germany, a side against whom England's best result was a 0-0 draw, once again the favourites?

A TV Goodfellas would most likely draw once again on the story of real-life gangster Henry Hill, played in the film by Ray Liotta.

McNamara on Tuesdayrefused to be drawn once again on questions regarding Zak Hardaker, the Leeds wing who pulled out of the England squad this week due to "personal issues".

Figuratively, if not actually in the dirt, the Concentration Line will be drawn once again, awaiting a new Giants team at the start of its first practice.

Schoedsack directed solo, and Rose wrote the screenplay, drawing once again on her experiences as a member of the Cooper-Schoedsack expeditions; six months later The Son of Kong (1933) was completed.

As the nation's newscasts spoke of anthrax at every turn, the band's latent fan base (Anthrax has not put out a new record since 1998) seemed drawn once again to the boys from Bayside.

Grenville has drawn once again on her ancestors' stories, working from the detail of a banished granddaughter in her own family history to link back to, and build upon, The Secret River's landscape of resilience and atrocity.