Sentence examples for early once again from inspiring English sources

This year Ohioans are voting early once again, and most of them are voting to reelect the president, according to the latest polls.

The fact that New Hampshire will vote so early once again probably helps Mitt Romney, whose long connection to the state and large campaign war chest will make it harder for his rivals to challenge him in the time left.

You have just had heaps of weeks sleeping in to god knows what hour...so you need to be able to get up early once again.

GOAL! CFR Cluj 1-0 Manchester United (Kapetanos 13) Manchester United go behind to asn early goal once again.

Then, in the freedom of the so-called empty nest, partners are left to discover one another — and often their early bliss — once again.

And what a great world it is, when a free trip to the App Store can put the early adopter once again at technology's leading edge — or close to it.

The proposal calls for extending early voting once again to a maximum of 14 days from 8, including adding back the Sunday before Election Day, a popular day among black voters; increasing voting hours to 168 hours from 96; allowing votes to be cast at locations beyond election offices, city halls and libraries; and making sure that ballots are kept short.

Which is why I'm braving the early morning once again to give you all a vicarious taste of Apple's devotees at their finest.

We have booked a hotel in Surin Beach for the first 2 days as we left 2 days early because once again our flight broker fucked up.

The source of its early data is, once again, Bankers Trust.

Although the Canucks had been considered contenders in recent years, they were bounced out of the last few postseasons early, leaving fans once again empty-handed.