Sentence examples for once again pick from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Loeb concluded last year by saying he would no longer be writing Third Point's quarterly investor letters, his apparent dissatisfaction with President Obama has roused him to once again pick up his pen for another blunt and acerbic piece.

Saracens old boys will provide new ideas If Wales are going to once again pick Jonathan Davies to play in the 2016 Nations then surely Eddie Jones should be able to consider Clermont Auvergne's two English diamonds, David Strettle and Nick Abendanon.

His expectation: Growth could once again pick up by October.

No, The real aim was trouble as quiskly as possible and to protect its own bU.S.ess interests while maximizing profits -- regardless of the citizens

We would like to challenge those towns, whose ancestors were a part of the Underground Railroad, to once again pick up the torch and help fight today's slavery.

Enjoy this mellow Tellier while he's here, as there's no telling when he'll once again pick up his guitar and start rocking disco jams for nude partygoers.

In terms of technology, virtual reality is once again picking up interest.

There are also anecdotal signs that CUNY is once again picking up bright locals, especially in science.

From his farm south of Boston, Adams races to the scene and rides through the bloody fields, once again picking a path over the dead and the wounded.

He fled, but police once again picked him up in Camden, and escorted him to the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, where he was placed in the Alice secure ward.

The President-elect also plans to name his picks for UN ambassador, Attorney General and Homeland Security Secretary this morning, once again picking candidates of the political centre who command respect on both sides of the political divide.