Sentence examples for once more in the spring from inspiring English sources

And she said she hoped to dance at least once more in the spring.

As long as the hand heals, he's likely to fight again Dec. 10 in New York, once more in the spring and then face Golovkin, barring no surprises.

Attention turned to the case once more in the early 1990's after the fall of Communism.

The official name was changed once more, in the 1930's, to "Spirit of Communication," reflecting the company's evolution.

Shunga was banned in 1722, then again some 70 years later and once more in the 1840s – but government enforcement was lax, and book production continued until the early 20th century.

A string of internationalist G.O.P. presidents, from Richard M. Nixon to the first George Bush, helped recast the Republicans on foreign policy, but isolationism emerged once more in the 1990s.

Italy's ancient Roman past was recalled once more in the 1920s and '30s as a consequence of Mussolini's attempt to legitimate his political regime.

The captain Jake Moult's measured chip from 30 yards caught Jamie Jones out as the U's fell behind and although Callum Harriott levelled, Michael Rankine put Altrincham ahead once more in the second half.

Koussevitzky was by now losing hope, yet he inquired once more, in the summer of 1933.

Ohio State scored once more in the third quarter, and they led 56 7 headed into the fourth quarter.

In the 1970 census the population decreased, then slightly increased by 1980, after which the population continued to slowly decline, then increase once more in the 2000s.