Sentence examples for such a second from inspiring English sources

Past champions Italy and Uruguay felt such a second chance was beneath them.

As such, a second edition of the course is already planned to take place shortly.

In Europe such a second name is less common and is usually acquired at baptism (or, eventually, at confirmation).

If the artist had such a second thought, it's regarded as evidence that this is an original, not a copy – as why would a copier have second thoughts?

Dr. Joyce said that his RNA replicators would count as such a "second example, albeit one constructed as a homage to our ancient ancestors".

And then comes a momentous threat: The Mail says very calmly that if the Lords defy the will of the people, then maybe the people should question whether we need such a second chamber.

The Supreme Court concluded that such a "second-tier" or "skim milk" status for gay people violated core principles embodied in the United States Constitution.

"In general, sculpture is still such a second-class citizen for so many people," said Ms. Temkin, who lent one of MoMA's works for the exhibition.

"In such a second-order election, it certainly won't do any harm," says Jamie Barclay, who runs the operation in Britain.

And why, despite its claim to have granted "equal marriage" to the LGBT community, is the institution on offer such a second-rate cousin to the "real thing", heterosexual marriage?

They say no democratic society could tolerate such a fifth column, cheering on a mortal enemy.