Sentence examples for need once again from inspiring English sources
But before he hangs up, Bush feels a need – once again – to bolster Blair.
Auditors need once again to serve investors, not the companies whose numbers they verify.
A decade later, I had a much more significant opportunity to help those in need once again.
Both Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt give us examples of the leadership that kids need once again today.
She mentioned the "tens of thousands crying 'Death to Israel' and burning flags in rallies around the world," but then bemoaned the fact that "fairly quickly, the 'tragedy' of the incident was superseded by the need, once again, to stand and defend Israel against vociferous attacks on the very legitimacy of the Jewish state".
Similar skills will be needed once again to keep Britain in Europe.
11.41am BST 15th over: Pakistan 130-3 (Shehzad 82 Malik 24) With control needed once again, Bangladesh turn back to Shakib.
Senator Bruno said that the decline in crime was a result of criminals being locked up — and others argue that should crime rise anew, all the prison cells will be needed once again.
Joining SAP as the head of its French subsidiary in 1988, he never worked on creating the firm's software, but only sold it, becoming its chief salesman in 2002.With his internationalist outlook he speaks five languages fluently, and will keep his home in Paris Mr Apotheker appears to be just what SAP needs, once again.
"We're not turning off the coffee machine here," one of Mr. Bush's top aides said from Tallahassee, noting that the Republican nominee was keeping a large number of staff members on hand in case they needed, once again, to monitor ballot recounts in more than 50 counties.
The internal row over the decisive defeat in the general election spilled into the open on Sunday after Tony Blair warned that Labour could recover only if it reoccupied the centre ground of British politics, and Blair's close ally Lord Mandelson said Labour needed once again to champion the aspirational classes.
