Sentence examples for which began again from inspiring English sources
During discussions with his cabinet this morning, Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister, decided to cancel regular security meetings with the Palestinians, which began again last Friday after a month's hiatus.
To get to their jobs, most of which began again with the resumption of trading on Monday, Wall Street workers of every kind have to confront a sensory discontinuity that is every bit as sharp as the emotional discontinuity that many of them feel.
The government says offshore processing - which began again in Nauru last month - is aimed at deterring people from making the dangerous journey across the sea to Australia.
Evidence was created linking Berezovsky but it looked clearly like a false order, and Sasha protected Berezovsky from these allegations and further assassination attempts, which began again in 1995.
He added he was also busy filming a further series of his reality show, which begins again in June.
For years, Alan Wurtzel, the head of research for NBC, has questioned the enduring validity of a television season — the ritual competition of network series, which begins again Monday night.
Cal Crutchlow is Britain's leading rider in MotoGP, which begins again in Qatar on Sunday.
The significant storm comes a week after rain caused flooding in Riverside County, mudslides in San Diego County and reinvigorated Yosemite National Park's waterfalls, which began flowing again.
Studies indicated that when local reactions caused problems, a temporary "holiday" from treatment reversed them, upon which treatment began again.
The poverty of the East End roused him to fury - "It is the shame of their civilisation, the permanent condemnation of their system" - while, in the West End after an air raid, he wrote in his diary, "You feel in these ruins a wealth which hasn't gone, which will begin again tomorrow, and for which this bombing is not a major crisis".
Turned Out Nice Again, which began its life as The Essay on Radio 3, is very short; its hardback incarnation is about the size of a large bar of Kendal mint cake.
