Sentence examples for into once again from inspiring English sources

But dire public finances, and a yearning for idealism after more than a decade of centrist accommodation, may push a defeated Labour tribe into once again forswearing the bomb.The second portent in Mr Brown's speech is graver.

"I think what Chief Judge Kaye is trying to do is prod the governor and the Legislature into once again working out an agreed-upon settlement rather than fight an unseemly battle in the courtroom," said Kenneth Feinberg, Governor Cuomo's lawyer in 1991, on Thursday.

The content galvanized Republican lawmakers into once again trying to defund the women's health organization, a fight that threatened to shut down the government.

Go into shower once again and pour mixture into your hair and massage it throughout your hair.

Democratisation would turn them into reporters once again, in much the same way as it would turn politicians into representatives.

After the coup, Betancourt went into exile once again.

All this meant bumping into Sontag once again.

So in 1849 Marx was forced into exile once again.

On this anniversary, all those images — blurred by time — will come into focus once again.

But it is not until you descend from thirty-seven thatsand feet that life starts coming into focus once again.

But he slowly regained weight, the blood stem cells began to create new marrow, and the lymphoma went into remission once again.