Sentence examples for views once more from inspiring English sources

And she refuses to ask for a slot on primetime TV to outline her views once more, for fear of overburdening her voters and raising too many expectations.

And while in the past Jean-Marie Straub, a rigorous artist whose work demands engaged watching and thinking, might have been part of a festival's main slate, he is a featured attraction in Views once more, back again (if not in person) with new and older material.

I thoroughly enjoyed and agreed with Rick Marin's article on the 1951 "Christmas Carol" with Alastair Sim ("View: Once More, With Christmas Spirit," Dec. 24).

Anyway, the whole painting is now on view once more in the National Gallery and it was the perfect thing to come across on a blazing hot afternoon.

With only the chirrup of crickets for company, it's hard for even the most hardened city boy not to start skipping as he walks, belting out: 'hello sky, hello trees.' But before I go into full twirling Julie Andrews mode, civilisation looms into view once more in the guise of one of Andorra's stone cabins or bordas.

For their 30th, they return to the Ocean View once more, having agreed that, as they sit there in silence, the view from the terrace is second to none.

And as they do so, if the past is any guide, the important issues that go on without change, day after day, are likely to fall out of public view once more.

The closed tab will reopen in a new tab window for you to view once more.

In our view this validates once more the high contribution to both muscle regeneration and self-renewal observed when different populations of SCs are transplanted either with their fiber [45] or as freshly isolated cells [46].

By Anne Goodwin Winslow The New Yorker, December 11 , 1954P. 178 Give me the hand once more View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Atul Gawande.

And, just as the capital's outskirts get interesting, the view fades to black once more for the subterranean approach to St Pancras.