Sentence examples for once again hand from inspiring English sources

Why then did they buy the Republican sales pitch and once again hand them the gavel of the House?

Because oceans are vast and even warships travel comparatively slowly, one should not underestimate the advantage that fate has once again handed us.

And not just because he's the first man up as the Guardian once again hands out the most prestigious awards in the game … Hugo Mallo finally lived his dream of travelling to the Galician derby to watch his beloved Celta face Deportivo in enemy territory with his mates from the Iago Aspas fan club.

Monty Panesar could do nothing to keep Johnson's fast straight delivery at bay, and from a position of strength England had once again handed the advantage to their opponents.

The political and the cultural, once again, go hand in hand.

On security, Rio will undertake the largest operation in its history, with Brazil once again working hand-in-hand with the appropriate authorities of partner countries.

When it comes to accessing criminal justice, LD nurses are once again on hand to help.

Again, the ball flies clumsily off a Barca peg, the impressive Niedermeier once again on hand to sweep up the danger.

He was back among the arborvitae, with the shovel once again in hand and Roscoe on a leash — despite his being just a dumb dog, Robert needed a third presence to triangulate existence.

The fact that the keeper in question was BVB stopper Roman Bürki diminished the accomplishment somewhat, but Winkmann was once again on hand to spoil it for the newly promoted Bavarians.

He was back among the arborvitae, with the shovel once again in hand and Roscoe on a leash despite his being just a dumb dog, Robert needed a third presence to triangulate existence.