Sentence examples for used once again from inspiring English sources

In London, Airbnb was used once again as a means to book a cheap party venue.

But the Treo still sits on my kitchen counter, ready to be used once again, like the Sheriff Woody doll in the "Toy Story" movies, just in case.

The ubiquitous and timeworn phrase "war on drugs" was used once again to describe the continuing efforts by the government and the public at large to address the problem of drug abuse among our nation's youth.

As today's anniversary approached the authorities, worried that social media would be used once again to organise more protests, arrested three Facebook admins and accused them of using the "networking website to incite against state institutions".

It wasn't just because of the speech, I've generally supported Labour all my life and in fact the main reason for joining up was the dirty tricks used once again by the Tories.

During World War II, posters were used once again as a major form of political propaganda, although they then functioned alongside radio broadcasts and propaganda films in governmental war efforts.

It's a superpower Lawrence may need to use once again if The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, the first full-length trailer for which hit the web this week, is to perform similarly miraculous feats.

Then, using once again that ∥ Δ u ∥ ∞ < a, it follows that ∥ u ∥ ∞ < u ∗, and u is a solution of (2.3).

President Obama's inauguration last month has brought cellphone jamming technology into the limelight, if that's the word to use, once again.

Using once again the fact that the cone is normal with constant N, we get (Vert x_{m}-x_{infty} Vert leq NVert x_{n_{k}}-x_{infty} Vert ).

Using once again (3.7) and the fact that ∥ u ˜ ( n ) ∥ ∞ < a ( N − 2 ) for all n ∈ Z, it follows that there exists n ≥ 1 sufficiently large such that u ( − n ) < α < u ( n ) and 1 N − 2 ∑ j = 2 N − 1 f ( j, u j ( l ) ) < s ( l = − n, n ).