Sentence examples for which again made from inspiring English sources

These men made the Church, which again made Europe, inspiring the martial faith of the Middle Ages.

The next year, he manoeuvered them into the same lupin-dense field, which again made the livers bright yellow.

During his senior year, in 2007, Hotz built a "Star Trek -inspired 3-D display called "I WanTrek -inspired which again made him a finalist at the International Science and Engineering Fair.

"Slices don't keep – cook it today", said the woman, which again made me think of Grandma, who would have loved the natter and endless advice that's doled out – wanted or not – at Testaccio market.

When the company celebrated its centenary during 1935, new "Centenary" carriages were built for the Cornish Riviera Express, which again made full use of the wider loading gauge on that route.

Which again makes Farage the obvious choice.

I like to think that I can handle pretty much anything, which, again, makes me feel that I'm my own boss.

On a full frame sensor camera, such as the Canon EOS 5D, the focal lengths are as stated on the lens, which again makes things simpler.

Meanwhile much of the Reserve Fund is used for buying equity in Russian state banks, which again makes those assets much less liquid than cash.But how much is really accessible to the Kremlin is anyone's guess.

Beside this, microemulsions show extraordinary water solubilization capacity which again makes them capable for excellent injecting fluids in chemical EOR techniques.

In that case, the number of countries in clusters would be mostly two or less, which again makes it difficult to provide insights on how similarly positioned countries perform across different datasets.