Sentence examples for has again been through from inspiring English sources

As for marketing over the Internet, the big advance has again been through industry-wide portals, such as Orbitz in America and Opodo in Europe.The chief executive of one member of the Star alliance, built around Lufthansa and United, complains that time is wasted in endless committee meetings.

And the reputation of English football had once again been dragged through the mud.

If that looks simple, of course that belies reality; the world champions have once again been imperious during a glide through qualification.

Marques said his offer to not print the book again — it has already been through 8 editions in Portugal — was a "token" gesture.

A woman who underwent breast reconstruction surgery had the following to say with respect to her outcome: I have greater self-esteem having been through all this and again because I could come through it and go through the big surgery and come out whole with two breasts...I think that has helped a great deal.

Then again, he had just been through a hazing at Telluride.

Again, the constitutional renewal bill has been through pre-legislative scrutiny which has produced conflicting views.

Once again — we've been through this many times — but what is an ostinato?

Once again, we've been through this so very many times before.

Again, we have been through a lot.

That meeting has been through an off-again, on-again process this morning.