Sentence examples for maybe once again from inspiring English sources

"Maybe once again there are some officials who don't want me under their jurisdiction, or maybe there are bigger political reasons," she wrote, adding: "If I try to find a job, they threaten my boss.

While most employees who were part of the study worked through the morning, pausing for breaks at lunch and maybe once again in the afternoon, the researchers found that the later in the day that people took breaks, the more likely they were to report poor focus, fatigue and headaches. .

(You were expecting maybe Latin?) Once again, Folksbiene is offering "Kids and Yiddish," a rousing salute to Old World culture that borrows freely from New World conventions.

Or maybe Facebook will once again take a play from Twitter's playbook (as it did with the @ syntax) and create some sort of reshare functionality.

Maybe Sweden will once again rise to its former state of awesomeness!

And if enough of us just get behind him, maybe we can once again become the "United States of America".

Now that they are part of their corporate family, we hope maybe they will once again offer products not found in the marketplace made by their sister companies.

Maybe it was that I'd seen too many tea bushes, maybe that I couldn't understand Japanese, maybe that later I once again found myself waiting in the office of another estate manager, wondering if I'd ever get a taste of his leaves.

Maybe you will search once again, for these words to perhaps gleam some wisdom from one who experienced both the thrill of graduation (high school and college) and the reality of the world you have officially set foot into, as an adult.

And, just maybe, the city could once again be a place of hope and possibility.

Then, maybe our coins will once again become respected national symbols.