Sentence examples for relation once again from inspiring English sources

But this is different because of the cry itself — the desperation and the tonal quality in relation (again) to your unusually guilty face, in relation (once again) to the boy's self-protective, conspiratorial slack expression, as if he were hiding something, in relation (once again) to the position of the hand held over the mouth, in relation to the finger marks on the flesh around the mouth.

Those moves aroused British suspicions, and Anglo-Burmese relations once again worsened.

The team's latest stalling tactic is likely to upset military-civil relations once again.

The current threat of influenza around the world had raised the possibility that this could become a serious issue in cross-strait relations once again.

("Ladies and gentlemen, the bright young star of 'Scream I' and 'Scream II'!") When the emcee announces that things are "running a little long" and friends and relations once again begin to nod off during the Live Action Short Film presentation, the world somehow seems secure.

But he did nothing for team relations once again when, at the German GP, Ferrari race engineer Rob Smedley told Felipe Massa over the team radio: "Fernando is faster than you". Massa responded by letting Alonso through moments later, but many people were outraged at the apparent team orders.

Yet here we are, almost a decade into the new millennium and the echoes and ghosts of a darker chapter in race relations once again threaten to dim the sunshine of equality that so many have paid such a steep price to advance.

Today, U.S.-Russia relations are once again confrontational, reminiscent of relations during the Cold War.

US-Iranian relations are once again headline news after dropping off the radar for several months in the wake of the US National Intelligence Estimate in December 2007.

Despite all preparation and the frantic effort in Zurich, the accord was never ratified by either country as Turkish-Armenian relations were once again soured by conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Relations are once again strained between Ken and Deirdre.