Sentence examples for once again presented from inspiring English sources

And he once again presented himself as an advocate for a neglected New York.

Saturday's contest, once again presented for UK viewers by Graham Norton, narrowly had the better of the next biggest audience, the 8.7 million people who saw Scooch finish 22nd in 2007.

This month the outgoing government once again presented documentation that several of the FARC's senior leaders, along with some 1,500 guerrillas, are operating from camps across the border in Venezuela.

The three Angels are once again presented like the vanilla, strawberry and chocolate triptych in Neapolitan ice cream: the blond Abby (Rachael Taylor), the brunette Eve (Minka Kelly) and the black Kate Anniee llonzeh).

The event was emblematic of a day in which Mr. Thompson, once again, presented himself as the mature, experienced steady hand who is the establishment candidate with appeal to Democrats and even some Republicans.

Hurt reprises his role and, perhaps surprisingly, Crisp is once again presented as an outsider: initially basking in an apparent idyll of self-determination, he soon finds new pressures to conform and is ostracised for crossing party lines in the gay utopia, particularly when he downplays Aids as "a fad".

David Brooks once again presents an equivalence argument.

Sir Terry Wogan will once again present the annual charity spectacular, which last year raised a record £46m.

But for the Knicks and Camby, the Heat once again presents a test of endurance, toughness and ability.

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.

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.