Sentence examples for rising once again from inspiring English sources

Asia is rising once again.

The appeal of intervention is now rising once again.

Yields on Italian and, especially, Spanish debt have been rising once again.

"This is the most important day of all the days," Howard said, his voice rising once again toward some punctuating expletive.

"Eight years ago, I was just learning to ride," he recalled at a press conference.Now many fans figure that if Colombia's star is rising once again in cycling, its fortune can turn for their other favourite sport, football.

Now, for the first time in half a century, Baltimore's population is rising once again, and the city's physical location seems less important to its success than ever, as its newest residents expand its boundaries across the world.

In recent years, though, its stock has risen once again.

After the boom and bust, the mania and the meltdown, the Composure Class rose once again.

After the Poznań workers rioted against the communist government in June, Gomułka's political fortunes started to rise once again.

After two desperate years in Turkey, Janko joined Sydney and the rollercoaster started to rise once again.

Japanese farmworkers were brought in to replace the Chinese, but as they grew successful the "yellow peril" outcry rose once again.