Sentence examples for had again come from inspiring English sources

"Now I had again come briefly in touch with life there and suddenly I realized that there was no absolute break, no complete separation," she wrote.

It is interesting at minimum to see that Maine has again come under tough criticism.

After Hurricane Sandy, the subject of global warming — and changing climate conditions — has again come to the forefront.

Now she's in a house for recovering trauma patients in New Orleans, and Abalam has again come a-courting.

"We're outraged that they have again come out with a scheme to delay us," Mr. Flanzraich said.

John Travolta has again come out in defence of Scientology after the release of Alex Gibney's controversial documentary Going Clear.

In recent weeks, Mr. Zakhilwal's finances have again come under the microscope with an investigation by Tolo, an Afghan television channel.

Opposition has come from figures as diverse as David Cameron and the governor of Europe's biggest existing prison, and this week Titans have again come under concerted attack.

Looking back over what I've driven in 2002, I have again come up with a list of the most memorable test cars of the previous year.

GoldCore, a group of bullion dealers, have more information: The euro has again come under severe pressure as contagion risks increase.

Now, with the sexual abuse crisis raising questions about the health and morals of Catholic priests, seminaries have again come under scrutiny.