Sentence examples for once again even from inspiring English sources

Ross has carried the day, once again, even over Bachrach.

Once again, even though the rent was free, we produced only a modest profit.

Once again, even when the opportunity is thrust into its hands, the administration has refused to take action," Mr. Schumer said in a statement.

Once again, even if it works (the results are due in the autumn), it will not help Africa much.The location of these trials is not a coincidence.

So once again, even though our tablet had the enthusiastic support of top management and had cost hundreds of millions to develop, it was essentially allowed to be sabotaged.

In an interview with the US advertising blog Agency Spy Sorrell said that editorial publicity had proved itself to be "once again even more important than paid-for publicity".

I am reminded once again that even the stories we call our own will slip out from under us.

The speech showed once again that even if Boris Johnson is not the deepest thinker in modern politics, he is surely the one who tells the best jokes.

And he emphasized once again that even as the Fed begins to retreat, it would maintain the bulk of the campaign for years to come.

Proof, once again, that even if you are known in a restaurant there is only so much the kitchen can do.

They revive Lady Chatterley once again, and even offer us the sex lives of the poor old Bloomsbury group – surely the most sexless intellectuals Britain has produced.