Sentence examples for will once again feel from inspiring English sources

In two days' time you will once again feel human.

If he wins, Mr. Shays gets a few more Houdini points, and Connecticut Democrats will once again feel like Charlie Brown whiffing the kickoff.

But if their attempts to sell at full price fail, then consumers will once again feel they have the upper hand, and will wait to see prices fall.

Whether celebrating or drowning their sorrows afterward, Canadian fans here will once again feel right at home, because the best-selling beer in Buffalo is not Budweiser or Miller.

"The youth will once again feel alienation and bringing them closer to New Delhi will be even more difficult for Omar Abdullah and others who want that," he said.

The owner of Enefco, Norman Farrar, said in his letter terminating his business with Lederett, "Hopefully in the near future the political climate in Germany will change and I will once again feel comfortable using Lederett material".

And now that the EU to the delight of most Turkish political parties is to put Turkey back into the main group of countries seeking entry, most Turks will presumably, once again, feel it is worth trying to clean up the country's appalling human-rights record.And human rights, awkwardly, are the theme of the summit.

It will take plenty of acts of reconciliation before Christians once again feel safe in their homeland.

It's only a matter of time before that glorious sense of Schadenfreude will once again be felt by those of us sporting Red Sox caps, sitting in a half-empty Yankee Stadium, and pondering aloud the personal shortcomings of the pinstripes on the field.

Youssouf Mulumbu took one touch too many as he attempted to run the ball clear, Santos disposed him before fizzing a low shot into the net, although Fulop will once again have felt he might have done more as the ball slipped through his grasp.

She once again felt disconnected from her surroundings.