Sentence examples for ground once again from inspiring English sources
John W. Meriwether, whose hedge fund, Long-Term Capital Management, flamed out in spectacular fashion that year, is gaining ground once again.
Thus began the Dec. 17 article "Dumping Ground Once Again: Deepening of Delaware Is a Source of Concern" on the cover of the New Jersey section.
After taking out Dra'Gar's goons with a couple of accurately lobbed grenades, Killian brings the perp to the ground, once again using his Electric Bolos.
The woods decay, the woods decay and fall, The vapours weep their burthen to the ground Once again, in the second line of the poem, it would be hard to read the words wrongly.
The New York Times review of the proposal to deepen the Delaware River ("Dumping Ground Once Again," cover, Dec. 17) raises many questions about the viability of such a proposal.
It's becoming a trend the tech sector lost ground once again today while the Dow Jones Industrial Average powered its way up to a new record closing high, finishing the day above 11,000 for the first time.
Before I get too far into New Age rhetoric (an easy thing for a guy from Sedona, Arizona, to do), let's get grounded once again and talk about what this has to do with job seeking.
The Comet fleet was immediately grounded once again and a large investigation board was formed under the direction of the Royal Aircraft Establishment RAEE).
These shellfish beds, which had been closed for more than 40 years, are culturally and economically important to the Suquamish Tribe, who now can harvest their ancestral fishing grounds once again.
Widescale Drone warfare has been neutralised through the development of powerful air defence systems, so the emphasis is back on ground infantry once again.
Vick Ballard (IND) vs. Miami — Bradshaw's ascent to the featured role is off to a slow start, and Ballard is likely to handle the bulk of the ground work once again, but that does not hold much value against a stout Miami front that held Trent Richardson to 3.6 YPC last weekend.
