Sentence examples for once again bred from inspiring English sources
The Internet has once again bred a new communications channel that enables greater direct interaction between wealth managers and individual investors than ever before.
They remain there until spring, when they fly north once again to breed.
Rather, each tends to fly to its own part of the ocean, often thousands of miles from its nesting ground, and stays there until it is time to breed once again.
Alternatively, you can obtain crabs from fishermen or from the wild but you will need to be knowledgeable about the breed (once again) and wildlife regulations on taking species from the wild.
A few breeders (notably Reynalton Kennels) managed to revive interest in the dog and by World War II, the breed was once again doing well.
If the Giants can endure two weeks of talk about destiny, miraculous helmet catches and David versus Goliath Redux - if any of us can endure them - they can once again become that rarest of rare breeds: lovable, victorious underdogs from New York.
They clearly hope such openness will breed empathy should things go awry once again.
WITH the Formula One season opening in Melbourne next week, people are about to be bombarded once again with rhetoric of how "racing improves the breed".
Old breeds of pigs and sheep are once again served up in restaurants and pubs and on Observer Food Monthly readers' tables.
The popularity of the American Cocker increased once again in the 1980s with it becoming the most popular breed again from 1984 until 1990.
