Sentence examples for stands once again from inspiring English sources

In this compelling account, the French Revolution stands once again as a culmination of the emancipatory and democratic ideals of the Enlightenment.

To get the view, Spens perched in a small balcony just above the packed spectator stands, once again undetected by most fans.

And there it stands once again, now a majestic salmon-pink.

They started with an urgency and a purpose that lulled those in the stands, once again, into a false sense of security.

Back on the island, John stood once again in the hotel lobby.

It seems to stand once again on the edge of collapse into a bloody civil war.

But the application's projections for donations in the current fiscal year stood once again at $1.2 million.

By 1300, European scholars stood once again on the solid ground of Hellenistic thought, enriched or modified through Muslim and Byzantine efforts.

The uprising, which has drawn parallels with the Arab spring, was sparked by plans to change the constitution to allow Compaoré to stand once again for elections next year.

It would be good to hear May return to the "burning injustices" that she identified on becoming PM, to hear her stand once again with disadvantaged people and the forgotten.

In order to decide on the state's motion to compel, Porter briefly took the stand once again in order to testify that he intended to plead his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination.