Sentence examples for settling once again from inspiring English sources

Nintendo EAD, the game's closeted, Tokyo-based crack team of inventors may have retreated from the buckshot heavens once explored in the Wii's Super Mario Galaxy titles, settling once again on terra firma (even if, predictably enough, it's often covered in ice or lava) – but what a world.

Or you may surmise, probably correctly, that ordering maciza at Metro Balderas is like striding up to the counter at Sweet Rose Creamery, asking for tastes of bay-leaf ice cream with roasted jujube and walnuts; brown sugar butternut squash ice cream with salted sage brittle; and passion fruit froyo, then settling once again on vanilla.

Perowne's attention, his professional regard, settles once again on Baxter's right hand.

In 1923, this time with a wife and daughter, he settled once again in Paris.

The justices could decide that entertainment is not the same as edification, requiring viewers to settle, once again, for the pretend "busts" of shows like "NYPD Blue" rather than the real thing.

Many dams and canals ordered built by the dictator have now been demolished, allowing waters from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers to flood back, fish and fowl to return and humans to settle once again.

A 17-page treaty ready for signing would have started the merger of Russia's economy with Belarus's far smaller but weaker one and given Belarus's authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenka, an entrée into Russian politics.In the end, Mr Lukashenka and Russia's president, Boris Yeltsin, settled, once again, for symbol rather than substance.

As the South is settling in once again to an era of one-party dominance, many Republicans are learning that governing is not quite the same as campaigning, and that total control does not always equal total agreement.

But after a year in which outpourings of public anger failed to effect tangible change, the dust has settled to once again reveal a more basic split within Iran's political elite.

Egypt settled Gaza once again and Tell al-Ajjul rose for the third time in the 15th century BCE.

By the time that the race had settled down once again, around thirty riders had made it in the lead group on the road, including overall contenders Bradley Wiggins of, 's Levi Leipheimer and rider Tejay van Garderen.