Sentence examples for once again progressed from inspiring English sources

Liverpool entered the 1984 85 European Cup as champions, and once again progressed to the final, where their opponents were Juventus of Italy.

The run surprised many but Jol believes the Cottagers could once again progress through the competition.

A last minute goal from James Forrest clinched the aggregate win and saw the club once again progress to the group stages.

Manuel Sarabia scored the winning penalty, as Spain celebrated, once again progressing by the skin of their teeth.

Proving once again progress comes from the states upward to Washington, DC not the reverse, California and Colorado may breakthrough in 2012 with pragmatic reforms that chip away at the failed "war on drugs" with measures that "de-felonize" simple possession of controlled substances and legalize cannabis consumption.

They finished bottom of their group at Euro 2000 and, although they reached the World Cup final in 2002, failed once again to progress to the knockout stages at Euro 2004.

Can Labour once again make progress in the English south while reviving itself in Scotland?

And, once again, the progress and data is impressive.

Opportunities for root and branch reform lay before us, but rumours of squabbles behind the political scenes threaten the degree of this shift--politics is once again hampering progress.

Kuznetsova completed the year by competing at the year-ending Championships in Madrid, but once again failed to progress beyond the preliminary round-robin stage, losing all three matches.

Although her visual acuity temporarily improved following the start of adjuvant chemotherapy, reductions in her visual acuity progressed once again.