Sentence examples for struck once again from inspiring English sources

The charm of private education had struck once again.

I was struck once again by how much book editing is about salesmanship.

Returning to the opera, I'm struck once again by the transfiguration wrought by a musical score.

On the last hike I took I was struck once again by the city's surprising natural beauty.

And yet one is also struck, once again, by the improbabilities, the dominance of accepted imagery over new discovery.

Israeli forces operated in at least four West Bank cities today, and tonight a suicide bomber struck once again, in Petah Tikva, near Tel Aviv.

Rather than waiting for the crisis to strike once again, the inevitable restructuring will be less painful if it is done during an upswing.

Just remember that one ugly beast is lingering somewhere behind you on that same road, awaiting the moment to strike once again.

The monitors on the ground, provided by (non-American) members of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, will be possible hostages should air strikes once again be threatened.

Instead, each episode begins with a mystery (or rather a "geological BOMBSHELL"), covering everything from when the San Andreas Fault will next let rip ("It waits quietly, deep under our cities, building up the stress to STRIKE ONCE AGAIN") to why a slice of north America ended up on one side of Loch Ness ("Rocks round here have gone to a depth of 50 miles – TO HELL AND BACK").

Edin Dzeko's close-range strike once again sparked anxiety around Anfield, but the outstanding Craig Bellamy had the last word against his former club, sliding home a cleverly crafted strike with 16 minutes left.