Sentence examples for outing once again from inspiring English sources

Dancing on Ice: ITV1, 6.40pm - the dependable entertainment show averaged 8.329 million and a 32.3% share on its penultimate 2011 outing, once again comfortably winning the early Sunday night ratings battle for ITV1.

The cat-herding comes courtesy of arch-networkers Aaron and Bryce Dessner of the National, who previously curated 2009's Dark Was The Night outing – once again, in aid of the Red Hot HIV/Aids charity.

The latest outing has once again been written by the show's creator David Renwick, and will be executive produced by Pete Thornton.

Rating: 6.0 Danny Williams: After an uneven game against Antigua and Barbuda, Williams put on a strong outing against Guatemala once again playing his natural position as a central defensive midfielder.

He said he had written it during a single sleepless night and that he was outing himself for fear that once again children might turn on their parents and students on their teachers if the truth about the past were not addressed.

With another sloppy outing Tuesday night, the Mets were once again playing from behind, and once again they failed to catch up.

This second directorial outing is altogether less mellifluous, although once again music provides a doorway into a world which may otherwise be impenetrably gruff.

Here's the thing: audiences may want more Han Solo, but I don't know many people who really want to see Ford strap on the whip and fedora once again for another outing as everybody's favourite decrepit, swashbuckling archeology professor.

However there was no such drama on Sunday as the two sides met once again, the first outing Great Britain's women have had at the new Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre since it opened in 2014.

The Swede proved as much once again in his first outing since lifting the Claret Jug in inspired fashion at Royal Troon.

Mr Matolcsy may be gambling once again that there could be one more outing for his unorthodox approach.