Sentence examples for language once again from inspiring English sources

After at his death in 1975, Spain made an astonishing transformation to a multiparty democracy, and in 1978 a new Spanish Constitution recognized Catalonia's autonomy and language once again.

"The major reason is that I want to speak my language, once again, in everyday life," Mr. Houellebecq wrote in an e-mail to Agence France-Presse, insisting that taxes and politics had little to do with his repatriation.

Language once again became very important issue in maintaining family relationships.

The setting is specific but the language once again evokes themes central to Judaism: the name Arnold means "strong eagle" in Hebrew and this image evokes the prophet Maimonides, that "great eagle" (as he is called) who carries us on his shoulders and protects us from the vultures.

With the head of Quebec's Office de la Langue Français resigning over the recent Pastagate scandal, and the ongoing hearings into toughening Bill 101, the never-ending language debate is once again on the front burner in Quebec.

"In raising up praise to God with one heart in different languages, we are once again reliving the miracle of Pentecost," he said.

But they may be angered by his calls to join the EU and insistence that Ukrainian remain the sole state language - and feel once again that their voices are not being listened to.

Local languages will be downgraded once again to Second Additional Language status - on par with Mandarin, which is an almost entirely foreign language in South Africa.

With the rapid political changes of the late 20th century, however, the use of Turkic languages, especially in Central Asia, once again began to increase.

The conversation was mostly in Urdu, once again a language I did not speak.

I thought it was Welsh and proceeded to tell Google it was Welsh before the Googles told me once again the language detected was English, then I realised I had everything back to front" – Darryl Goodge (and others).