Sentence examples for recalled once more from inspiring English sources

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.

You thought of all this, you recalled once more the sight of Bolt and the meaning of Mo, and you felt pride that the old town had put on such a show.

He was recalled once more for the Ducks' 2007 playoff run, appearing in one post-season game.

We need here perhaps to recall once more that deformation equivalent complex manifolds are diffeomorphic.

Twenty minutes later, without an additional reading, subjects are asked to recall once more the first list (trial 8).

Recall once more that in two-dimensional Minkowski spaces is the polar reciprocal of with respect to the Euclidean unit circle, rotated through (see [38, 54 56]).

Recall once more the Cusan "definition" of mind already alluded to in The Layman: About Mind: Mind is "that from which comes the limit and measure of all things".

In 1790 Jervis was recalled to service once more and moved his flag to the second-rate Prince during the Nootka Sound crisis that threatened war between England and Spain.

A fresh invasion of Livonia by the Swedes recalled him thither once more, and in 1609 he relieved Riga and recaptured Pernau.

The Parlement was therefore recalled from Troyes in September 1787, again dismissed in May 1788, and, in the face of a beginning of a breakdown of law and order and of the inability of officials to collect taxes, once more recalled to Paris by the crown in August 1788.

Now, when I once more recall the words of the prophet, "Let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream," I know more than ever that nothing can create this but a broad, surging river of humanity.