Sentence examples for it arose again from inspiring English sources

That situation turned ugly, and Girardi said he learned a little from it, though he did not elaborate what could help him if it arose again.

And it arose again last week, when the author Meghann Foye talked to the New York Post about her new book Meternity, proclaiming that women who don't have children should be entitled to "me-ternity leave" – a period of time off work to give "time and space for self-reflection".

And it arises again with the case of Transformers: Age of Extinction, which is set to open this Thursday, 10 July.

It's somewhat astonishing that lessons hadn't been learned already, but Marsch, as a priority, must ensure his players know how to deal with such a situation when it arises again.

It arises again, for instance, in Comments on a Certain Broadsheet, published in 1648.

How should we build up the spare capacity to prepare for and respond to the pandemic if it arises again?

Lendl snapped at an ESPN inquisitor when the subject arose again: "It's a non-issue, not worth the words or the paper".

"They just said: 'Keep playing rugby.' Everyone knows what happened, and if such a situation arose again I'd manage it differently.

But Davidson said: "I do not see an area where, if the circumstances arose again, that we would [block it].

"If a moment like that arose again," Bush says now, "I would shut it down quickly".

Yet he also has regrets: "If the opportunity ever arose again to clear out a whole estate, you wouldn't do it.