Sentence examples for in yet another instance from inspiring English sources
In yet another instance, a senior official and other employees went to a "Chili Cook-Off" on F.B.I. grounds dressed in drag as the Spice Girls, the British musical group.
In yet another instance of her favorite metaphor, she defends "the bitter need of the few to protect themselves against the many, or rather to protect the island of freedom they have come to inhabit against the surrounding sea of necessity".
In yet another instance, Logan asserts that "the rhythms and intonations of English verse were a passport to the elsewhere; but they came with a burden — the language of the colonial masters was not the one caught in his ear at home".
In yet another instance of the corrupting influence of money in politics, the American Academy of Family Physician's study of food and health accepted funding from Coke.
WASHINGTON (RNS) The dean of Washington National Cathedral has called for two stained-glass windows featuring Confederate flags to be taken down from the Gothic edifice, in yet another instance of institutions reconsidering countless tributes to the Southern cause.
In yet another instance, an Airman in flight school was referred to psychological evaluation by an evangelical doctor for potential removal during medical screening due to his religion, and the tolerant beliefs he held.
In yet another possible instance of a biotechnology company misleading investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission is considering taking action against the Biopure Corporation in connection with disclosures it made regarding its main product, a blood substitute for use in transfusions.
In yet another hilarious instance of "babies doing adult things," we bring you Baby Gaga.
They appeared in that order, yet another instance in which Francona maneuvered his bullpen unencumbered by rigid roles.
In Argo, we have yet another instance where the public has been denied of an opportunity for all Americans to learn of an American Latino's valor, talent, and patriotism.
Last month the Supreme Court announced that it would hear arguments in Elonis v. United States, yet another instance of online communication gone horribly wrong.
