Sentence examples for will commence again from inspiring English sources

"1776 will commence again!" screeched the entirely sane and reasonable US gun lover Alex Jones this week (it's always reassuring to meet these faces of the US gun industry. Just the sort of people who should be fully armed).

Conspiracy kingpin Alex Jones, who once told Piers Morgan that "1776 will commence again if you try to take our firearms," published a similar attack on his Infowars website.

"1776 will commence again!" Man, did that scare the hell out of me!

"And I am here to tell you, 1776 will commence again if you try to take our firearms!" Yes, it always seems to come down to that –- the paranoid certainty that even the most modest move toward better gun regulation is actually a smokescreen for some tyrant-in-waiting who wants to banish all guns and enslave America.

The annual routine of cracker jacks, bleacher catcalls, and 'take me out to the ballgame' will commence once again.

Construction would not commence again until 2001.

The competition will then re-commence again for another four matches before the December break for two more European Cup fixtures.

Planet Earth anxiously awaits developments that will commence on Nov. 29 in Cancún, Mexico, which will, once again, determine its climate fate.

As well as the accident-prone cast, the stage management team add to the confusion, putting out front-of-house calls that the performance will commence in one minute, three minutes, two minutes and finally three minutes again.

The Fed will commence buying unsecured, short-term debt commerical paper in an effort to get trading in that market flowing again.

But once the version is released, a new cycle will commence within OpenStack; the master branch switches to the next development cycle, new features can be freely merged again, and the process starts again.