Sentence examples for once more led from inspiring English sources

Until my party is once more led by mensches," she concluded – using the Yiddish term meaning "a person of integrity and honour".

In class terms, Cameron's election as Tory leader in 2005 was an astonishing turn of events; the party was once more led by an Etonian who had married into the aristocracy.

The 37-year-old former Brisbane Broncos prop, who is still Australia's most-capped forward, delayed his retirement in order to lead his country in the World Cup and once more led from the front.

However, closer analysis of the expansion of the universe during the late 1990s once more led astronomers to believe that a cosmological constant should indeed be included in Einstein's equations.

In the morning the England bowling was immaculate once more, led by Broad who removed Temba Bavuma with the second ball of the day, and Moeen, who added the wickets of JP Duminy, Abbott and, with the second new ball due, Steyn after a 54-run, eighth-wicket stand with Elgar.

The tourist's sanguine approach has proved ill-founded and Stuart Broad must once more lead the England attack.

Manchester City once more lead the chase as they attempt to reshape their squad but competition has emerged in the shape of fellow financial superpower Paris St-Germain.

Bullying behavior once more leads to death.

In reforming our Gender Recognition Act, all of Britain will once more lead the way in LGBTQ equality.

The U.S. should once more lead a regional coalition in support of democratic values and human rights.

Thanks to programs financed through the Global Fund, they can once more lead healthy, productive lives, send their children to school, and work to support their community, creating a better world for all of us.