Sentence examples for once again laid from inspiring English sources
The shocking speed with which hate can travel was once again laid bare on Sunday night.
The killing, which was caught by a surveillance camera and widely distributed, once again laid bare racial problems in Mississippi.
Bush welcomed Dad into his office, where my father once again laid out his reasons for getting the FBI involved.
Davis once again laid down her own set of ground rules: "I was only willing to do training to save kids' lives," she said.
Some of the bay's corals hadn't recovered from the first bleaching; many of those which had been rallying were once again laid low.
Mr. Cameron once again laid down Britain's line in the sand on European integration, saying: "If you mean Europe has to become a political union, if there should be a country called Europe, I don't agree".
Destiny, perhaps, is once again laying the path of Bazdarevic's fulfilment.
From the minute her spurned husband, Menelaus (J. Ed Araiza), once again lays eyes on her, however, it becomes clear that her fate is more promising than that of her fellow prisoners.
Strickland builds on this in The Duke of Burgundy, once again laying bare the production process in order to cast light on a celluloid fantasyscape, revealing the reality behind the effect.
We would have no eggs at all, but fortunately, Miss Hillary is once again laying regularly.
Nine innings from their 10th early postseason elimination in 10 appearances since their last World Series in 1988, the Dodgers are once again laying their October upon Clayton Kershaw.
