Sentence examples for making it once more from inspiring English sources

But it didn't: clicking on the resized photo, he realised, would enlarge it to fill the whole screen, making it once more NSFW unless – presumably – you work for Playboy or, you'd think, 4chan.

On the death of his half-brother Ferdinand VI in 1759 after a useful apprenticeship of 25 years as an absolute ruler he became king of Spain and resigned the crown of Naples to his third son, Ferdinand I. Charles III was convinced of his mission to reform Spain and make it once more a first-rate power.

In Ruth Kelly's farewell speech at conference, for example, she said that she supported a third runway at Heathrow because "we must be brave in challenging those who would ration flying and make it once more the preserve of the rich".

Now the question is what can make it thrive once more, presumably on a more sustainable basis.

Rebecca, spotting the arrangement, made her change it once more, insisting, "I want Daddy next to me".

I remember seeing her photographs for the first time, and thinking that with their saturated colours and supernova exposures, they seemed of a piece with Jane Campion's first feature, Sweetie (1989); and that here was another antipodean visual artist who took a world rendered banal by familiarity, then made it strange once more.

But do plans to make it fashionable once more have any chance of success?

Make it dry and rinse it once more, the stain should be off!

References to "making it [plane] even more on an angle" and efforts to "make the top diagonal and fold it once more" were also recorded.

The juicer won't be able to extract all of the oil the first time around, so run the coconut flakes through it once more to make sure you get every last drop.

But many community leaders credit the West Africans who have settled around West 116th Street with making it a community once more.