Sentence examples for once again speaking from inspiring English sources

God was once again speaking to his people, and the canon of scripture had therefore been reopened".

Now that Mr. Bulger's return has exhumed a damning past never properly buried in the first place, a half-blind electrician from Dorchester is once again speaking out.

Politicians are once again speaking about universal coverage as a goal, though opinion polls show that many voters still oppose the idea of a government-run health care system.

But Mr. Clinton's flurry of last-minute pardons has set off a storm on Capitol Hill, with Republicans once again speaking of new rounds of investigations, particularly into the pardon of Mr. Rich, who has lived in exile in Switzerland for 17 years.

"Either the president is flip-flopping or his staff is, once again, speaking out of turn," Polis said.

On November 4th, once again speaking on Fox News, Giuliani confirmed that he knew about the FBI investigation into Anthony Weiner's email trove -- "Did I hear about it?

Last week, Hillary Clinton once again spoke about racial inequality that contributes to the opportunity gap in America.

The main reason is that I want to once again speak my language in my daily life," he wrote.

And the renowned Harvard scientist Louis Agassiz, who was up to no good in "The Dante Club," once again speaks for the Old Guard.

And so it goes until there is time for one last question, when the first woman who asked about his role once again speaks up.

When she finished, I realized she had once again spoken at great length, and had told me everything but what I wanted to know.