Sentence examples for will seek once from inspiring English sources

More than anyone, Conner knows that if the program sours, it's his head they will seek once again.

It has a date in court on March 15, when the English tax authorities will seek, once more, to have the club shut down over debts.

The debt that the 'Gers admit to, not counting the penalties that the Inland Revenue will seek once the court cases begin to bite, amounts to half the going rate for one big star.

We must also accept that Scotland will seek independence once more: and reasonably so, given the importance of the EU to modern Scottish identity.

And they will seek to once again clone a new regime with new figures other than Hosni and his men but with the same philosophy, the same democracy with its errors, the same capitalism with its errors, the same liberalism with its errors.

In Paris, the world will seek -- once again -- an agreement on the future of climate.

"Men may be more likely than women to delay seeing a doctor for minor mental health concerns, but will seek help once a mental health problem reaches a certain threshold.

Late Friday, Mayor Tom Barrett of Milwaukee, the Democrat who ran unsuccessfully against Mr. Walker two years ago, told supporters that he will seek the office once again.

"If someone is thinking of becoming a congresswoman or congressman, this might be their only chance," said Debbie Halvorson, a former Democratic representative who ran against Mr. Jackson this year and lost, and has announced that she will seek the seat once more on Feb. 26, the date Mr. Quinn set for the primary.

"Wanderers are in dialogue with Liverpool and will seek to update supporters once full details have been established, adhering to confidentiality agreements within the terms of the transfer," read a club statement on Thursday.

Polls are running even between Cuccinelli and McAuliffe, but Saslaw said voters will seek out the Democrat once they begin to understand Cuccinelli's record.