Sentence examples for would once more be from inspiring English sources

Public services would, once more, be controlled by the public.

Hopefully, lives would once more be safe in its hands.

The effects of wealth would once more be magnified as the size of donations ballooned.

With winter fast approaching, when the passes into Tajikistan would once more be closed by snow, the I.M.U.

Mr Obasanjo's opponents had argued that if he were allowed to run again, an African "Big Man" would once more be seen to trample on his country's constitution.

That the Temple of Dendur would once more be erected in all its cardboard and tempera glory, and the final bittersweet pages of "Tuck Everlasting" read aloud in Ms. Duffy's husky, choked-up voice?

The guns that are now safely oiled and tucked up in IRA arms dumps would come out and once more be fired in anger.

The club's lawyer, Luis Huerta, said in a statement today that an appeal would be lodged once more was known about Uefa's decision.

Passage Of Time's Criterium de Saint-Cloud victory in 2006 saw the Group One flag flying above his Warren Place yard again and was the first indication that Cecil's star would once more soon be in the ascendancy.

Another woman confirmed that she would once more support Khan, but was less sure about putting a Labour poster in her window – her neighbours, she thinks, lean the other way.

In 1988, the Libertarian nominee was Rand Paul's father, Ron Paul, who had previously been — and would once more become — a Republican congressman from Texas.