Sentence examples for once again recorded from inspiring English sources

Michigan, whose manufacturing base was clobbered by the recession, once again recorded the highest unemployment rate of any state — 14 percent.

Since then, Mr. Albert has turned to Joyce once more for his "Flower of the Mountain" (on texts from "Ulysses") and to "Finnegans Wake" yet again for "Treestone, for Soprano, Tenor and Chamber Orchestra," and Delos has once again recorded the results on a CD (DE 3059).

Once again, recorded police figures may tell us something important about the confidence of victims to report offences.

At the 2011 census, Western Australia once again recorded the fastest annual rate of growth in the nation, just as was the case in the previous census in 2006.

Diane Wehrle, retail insights director at Springboard, which carried out the research, said: "The High Street once again recorded a better footfall performance than shopping centres, with an annual increase in footfall of 1.4% in June, compared with a decline of 3% in shopping centres.

The club once again recorded a loss during the season, and at the club's annual general meeting, the mood was negative.

The "War Room" team once again records the sly maneuvers of extremely willful people, and finds almost as much politicking at the footlights as it did in the Clinton campaign.

Once again, recording artist Z LaLa went big.

He also expressed his belief that Twain was prepared enough to once again record and perform music.

However, he could only score another two goals during the rest of the campaign to once again record a tally of six goals.

After failing to prove any of his allegations Trump did not relent, but doubled-down once again recording the featured video, shifting from birth certificate to college and passport records.