Sentence examples for this month again from inspiring English sources

Mr Hu says police have this month again been stopping him from going out, except for a brief hospital visit, accusing him of threatening state security.But it is becoming less common in Beijing for dissidents to suffer such tight restrictions.

In fact, Michelle is on the cover of US Vogue this month – again – looking so gorgeous you wonder how any models get jobs these days.

And from this month, again in contrast to England, many elderly Scots will qualify for free home care.But with parliamentary elections due next May, there is already speculation that the coalition will not last.

This July, again in Nigeria, he was approached by ten Liberian bishops, who asked him to intervene in their nation's crisis.

"Through this march again, people with varying opinions have come together for the third time.

This week, workers in eastern Germany were on the march again, this time to protest at the length of their working week.Related items Trade unions: Adapt or dieJun 5th 2003 Reform in Germany and France: Don't give inJun 5th 2003 Even normally placid Austria was gripped by widespread strikes on June 3rd, following equally crippling stoppages on May 6th.

Soon the Soldier is on the march again, this time aimlessly, and the opening music returns.

And so, the madness that is this month begins again.

For other audiences, Neon Neon was the obvious draw for National Theatre of Wales's Praxis Makes Perfect, which is touring later this month again, but for others it could be the involvement of director Wils Wilson or playwright Tim Price.

An online-only edition based in Asia will start operations later this month — again, mirroring a move made earlier by Variety — and executives say The Reporter has added 13 writers based in Asia to contribute to all editions.

Earlier this month, again facing pressure from the Downtown Partnership, Clarke resurrected the tower plan.