Sentence examples for spoke once again from inspiring English sources

But whether because of pride or stubbornness, Mr. Mubarak instead spoke once again as the unbowed father of the nation, barely alluding to a vague "delegation" of authority.

Prime Minister David Cameron led an afternoon meeting of the Cobra emergency group, after which he spoke once again with his Algerian counterpart, the British Press Association reported.

President Obama spoke once again at the UN about the importance of political solutions.

Her father spoke once again: "The girl you described is not my daughter," he yelled, muffling his sobs, "and she wasn't pregnant.

President Obama deserves credit for speaking once again of ending the injustice at Guantánamo.

That he did so speaks once again to his unrivaled, protean abilities with a camera.

The lead singer and two others left and Mr. Obama continued speaking, once again conceding his setbacks but recounting his achievements.

The US writer, 65, has spoken once again about the possibility of a feature film to tie-up the hit HBO series, saying he is "excited" but also dubious.

Stephen Fry has spoken once again about his claims of taking cocaine on a trip to Buckingham Palace, but has said that while he believes Prince Charles is likely "not pleased" about the incident, he doubts the royal would permanently show him the door as a result.

Thus, informally speaking once again, it is from "our" perspective in the actual world that we see that Socrates exists and hence deem it as possible with respect to any other world, Socrates-less or not.

This week, Susan Eisenhower will speak once again, at a BENS dinner looking back on the 50 years that have passed since President Eisenhower's Farewell Address, and his much-quoted warning that America "must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex".