Sentence examples for once again lay from inspiring English sources

The amendment once again lay dormant, but in 1978 another state, Wyoming, ratified it.

Unemployment stands at about 25 percent, and the approach of the sweltering summer months (it was 110 degrees on Monday) is likely to once again lay bare the failures of Iraq's inadequate electrical power grid.

He began at a lunch for the United States Conference of Mayors, where he appeared to once again lay the groundwork for asking for further financial aid for the city from the federal government.

He taught himself to play quite well and was enjoying it, until one day a member of the extended family, thinking that it was no use for a boy to learn to play a musical instrument, took it away from him and gave it to a female relative — at whose home it once again lay neglected.

More than a decade after the Twin Towers were tragically toppled in the September 11 attacks, the World Trade Center can once again lay claim to having New York City's tallest building.

On my mother's last day, I once again lay down next to her, but she was so fragile, I could not stay there long.

That sound may even bolt you awake at some ungodly hour to hear, "Oh, sorry, did I wake you?" Of course you will once again lie awake waiting to hear the car return.

"In addition a decade of work by the Owenses and their supporters has come to an end, hundreds of Zambians who worked for the project" — the cable reports that some sixty game scouts were in the Owenses' direct employ — "must now wonder how they will feed themselves, and Zambia's North Luangwa National Park once again lies open to unrestrained poaching".

Once again, lie, lie, lie. .

The video concludes with Swift, once again, lying on the initial setting.

It's a desperate attempt by a near-dead, fear-mongering party to once again lie to the American people about a threat that doesn't exist.