Sentence examples for have again moved from inspiring English sources
With the increase in American operations in and around Baghdad, insurgents have again moved into Nineveh.
The demonstrative presence of the Russian army several brigades have again moved to the border after some weeks back at base is also meant to curb temptations in Kiev to resort to heavier weapons, including air power.Unless he absolutely has to, Mr Putin would much rather not invade.
Lawrie, who had again moved toward first base, responded with incredulity.
TOKYO – One particularly tough trading day in the summer of 2007, Eddy Takata, then a derivatives trader with Deutsche Bank in Tokyo, threw up his arms in frustration and shouted, "Manipulation!" A major interest rate had again moved in favor of a rival trader at UBS, a relative newcomer to Tokyo named Tom Hayes.
Despite his side's impressive start, Wenger earlier this week brandished talking up title chances so early in the campaign as "absolutely ridiculous", and has again moved to keep everyone at the north London club very much grounded following more glowing headlines after the Napoli match.
Since it was acquired, CBS Records has again moved into music publishing and has begun manufacturing compact discs for the first time, he said.
This gap in the literature is important to explore as medical home rhetoric has again moved the importance of a USC into the health policy reform spotlight, perhaps shifting the focus away from health insurance coverage expansion.
Having done so, they have now again moved appropriately this time".
During the rains they rejoin the households that have once again moved northwestward.
They resumed the relationship that December, and things moved along nicely until April 2009, which was at a point that she and the children had once again moved into a home of their own.
