Sentence examples for once again present from inspiring English sources
Sir Terry Wogan will once again present the annual charity spectacular, which last year raised a record £46m.
Local stalwarts Louis Koo and Simon Yam, who seem to have staffed virtually every similarly fiendishly twisty undercover-cops saga of the past couple of decades, are once again present.
It took only five minutes of the second half for Grealish to once again present a team-mate with an unmissable chance, Sinclair this time being the fortunate recipient.
In these often pink- and red-toned paintings, in which suggestive flowers are once again present, one sees surface as skin, skin as light, color as both, and everything as paint.
Related: Eurovision Song Contest invites Australia to join 'world's biggest party' Graham Norton, who will once again present the UK's coverage of the jamboree, was unimpressed, however, declaring: "It's a nonsense.
"The Flea could not be more honored to once again present a work that so helped and healed when it was first presented a decade ago," Carol Ostrow, producing director of the Flea, said in a statement.
David Brooks once again presents an equivalence argument.
And he once again presented himself as an advocate for a neglected New York.
But for the Knicks and Camby, the Heat once again presents a test of endurance, toughness and ability.
As in his own memoir of Plath, Alvarez once again presents Ted Hughes as a recessive figure, about whom he elaborately speaks no ill but who is damned by his very recessiveness.
With his remarks today, Mr. Bush was giving the rope a vigorous yank, and he was once again presenting himself as a Washington outsider who had come to bring a dose of sanity to an insiders' crazy game.
