Sentence examples for once again involved from inspiring English sources
I had left Recife by then, having moved first to the hot, dusty, and comparatively passionless midwestern city of Goiânia (affairs of the heart were once again involved), and now, somewhat circularly, back to Belo Horizonte, where at least there's some decent football to watch.
This was the country's fourth triumph at this level and Malaga midfielder Isco, who is reported to be considering a move to Real Madrid or Manchester City and has been a shining light in this tournament, was once again involved in some of Spain's best passages of play.
Producer Yoshinori Kitase was once again involved in the production of the game, wishing to work on its quality.
In early 2005, he was once again involved in the final match of that year's Rey de Reyes, but La Parka, Jr. defeated him for the third time.
This reconstruction once again involved the junctions with the QEW and Highway 401, which were reconfigured into complicated multi-level interchanges to permit free-flow movement; construction began in September 1968.
Comparison of the 4a L99 and the 1/2a EGD-e genomes reflected larger evolutionary divergence, but once again involved surface proteins, such as the LPXTG-motif containing protein lmo1799, internalin lmo0409 (inlF), autolysin lmo1215, as well as proteins involved in surface antigen biosynthesis like lmo2552 (murZ) and lmo2549 (gtcA).
One of my favorite recent portrayals of lexicography, once again involving the O.E.D., was in a 2008 episode of Comedy Central's "The Sarah Silverman Program".
The action of this Resident Evil, which has little in common with the movies of the same title other than the branding, once again involves a lot of running and shooting.
Set amid the beautiful scenery of southern France and Italy, the action once again involves an exotic car festival where players drive about freely in over 200 top-end motors picking and choosing events.
The star horses of the day appear in the later races, so settle in, watch for your favorites and soak up the tradition, once again involving the Clark family.
