Sentence examples for had again begun from inspiring English sources
By the late nineteen-nineties, neural networks had again begun to fall out of favor.
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said last week that the Russian military had again begun a buildup along the border.
And it's only been in very recent years that excavation has again begun on the site.
Spanish interest rates have again begun creeping up, and a new wave of anxiety could burst forth any time.
Still, the change is palpable for airline and airport workers and the hardy few who have again begun to fly.
Cromwell follows those orders only as far as he cares to; he knows that her status is precarious, since the king's eye has again begun to wander.
Sadly, these lessons remain relevant today, in an era where socialism has again begun to attract adherents in various parts of the world.
But with the opening of the wall, West Germans have again begun flooding in, filling the theaters and museums and raising new hopes.
But in recent months, as the financial markets have revived and India has bounced back faster than other economies, Indian companies have again begun looking abroad.
A1 ECHOES OF VIETNAM -- The word quagmire has again begun to haunt conversations among government officials and students of foreign policy as complications become apparent in Afghanistan.
