Sentence examples for which once more from inspiring English sources

Antiochus VII Sidetes brother of Demetrius II, who had been taken prisoner assembled a powerful army, which once more included men of Persis and Elymais.

I can only offer the phrase which good friends are meant to offer to an author who's written, once more, a book, which, once more, the friend hates.

With Sorcery on PS3 and Xbox 360 Kinect's Fable: The Journey both showing just how well the respective motion control systems of each console can create authentic spell-casting experiences, it's perhaps fitting that Harry Potter, the franchise which once more brought magic to the masses, is following in the same direction with Warner Bros. Interactive announcing Harry Potter for Kinect.

So let's give Mr. Blumenauer credit, secondarily, for nerve: He and several co-sponsors, again from both parties, have introduced the Personalize Your Care Act of 2013, which once more would provide for Medicare and Medicaid coverage of voluntary discussions of advance care planning.

These crystals tell the story of how a mountain chain drives crumpled rocks so deep into the Earth's crust that they melt, and brew a buoyant, hot broth of liquid minerals, which once more rises through the crust to crystallize and solidify as granite batholiths and plutons.

The most famous sea breeze of all, the Fremantle Doctor, was not much in evidence throughout the third Test, which once more revealed England to be a team of sessions and occasionally days rather than of the sustained and convincing performance.

His company, Mitchell Engineering of San Francisco — which once employed more than 300 people and booked annual revenue of more than $80 million — is nearly defunct.

Mr. Blodget, the Merrill Lynch Internet stock analyst, stopped covering the stocks of four more dot-com companies last week, reducing his universe, which once comprised more than 20 companies, to a mere baker's dozen.

The Clinton administration, which once spoke more forcefully for membership in the court, was instrumental in calling for more specific criteria for war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.

As of 2012, the newsroom, which once had more than 1,000 employees, had fewer than 640.

There are 107 inmates left at Guantánamo, which once held more than 600.