Sentence examples for reached once again from inspiring English sources

This process ends when the starting point S 1,n is reached once again.

Through the ensuing years we made inroads and reached, once again, a place of love and appreciation.

"For all these major greenhouse gases the concentrations are reaching once again record levels," WMO Secretary-General Michel Jarraud told a news conference in Geneva at which he presented the UN climate agency's annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin.

That first novel, for which Egolf had recently completed a screenplay, works without any dialogue, but his second, Skirt And The Fiddle (2002), is top heavy with it, obscuring a tale about a wild-living pair of rat-catchers - Egolf had a thing about rats - one of whom so falls for a woman that he reaches once again for his violin.

You wonder, "Why can't they see me?" as you reach once again for anything to kill the feelings that never go away.

This is why AquaBounty's claims that its GM salmon will bring about "fish health benefits" had me reaching once again for a healthy pinch of salt.

"For all these major greenhouse gases the concentrations are reaching once again record levels," WMO Secretary-General Michel Jarraud told a news conference in Geneva at which he presented the U.N. climate agency's annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin.

Will the American people remain silent while our reach once again exceeds our grasp?

McKelway's work has not been accorded the posthumous beatification attending the writings of A. J. Liebling and Joseph Mitchell, but a generous new anthology, "Reporting at Wit's End: Tales from The New Yorker" (Bloomsbury; $16), with eighteen of his articles from the magazine and an introduction by Adam Gopnik, puts his work within reach once again, and high time.

Just last week, on Monday, March 18, Lobel's expanded its reach once again with the opening of a second location in Manhattan, on Third Avenue at 61st Street: Lobel"s Kitchen.

We have reached out once again to Simpson, as well as the company's press contact, to try to get more information.