Sentence examples for yet again like from inspiring English sources
You've confirmed your selection to deactivate your account yet again, like the complete imbecile you are.
And all of our real-world pressures will fade away, and it will feel, yet again, like anything is possible.
A new platform may be in the works already, and there is always the possibility that the Roadmaster will spring back to life yet again, like the villain in one of those teen-slasher movie sequels.
So imagine the shock of workers and passers-by in Hyde Park on Monday morning, when Mr. Darcy emerged from the water yet again, like some sort of Arthurian resurrection, this time in the form of a 12-foot-tall statue plunked in the middle of the Serpentine.
Yet, again like Williams, who looked up so frequently at the press box he failed to notice that the grandstand adored him, the obvious emotional integrity of a gifted man who experienced life as such struggle drew many fans to McEnroe.
And we damn well better, because I don't want to attend another event, this year or next year, where I have to look anyone in the eye again and say, "Next year we can do it".The bill Mr Kerry and Joe Lieberman officially unveiled yesterday seems, yet again, like a somewhat worse version of a bill we might have passed a few years ago, and wish we'd passed in the early 1990s.
TechCrunch has a booth yet again, and like last year, we're in the Mezzanine of the Sand Expo Center, located right outside of the Eureka Park.
TechCrunch has a broadcast booth yet again, and like last year, we're in the Mezzanine of the Sand Expo Center, located right outside of the Eureka Park.
I know it's hard, especially when he's just popped up yet again braying like a caffeinated donkey all over the Guardian about the party's "annihilation" if Corbyn wins.
Now it has evolved yet again, looking like an antler belonging to Bullwinkle J. Moose, the cartoon ungulate from "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle". The pronged structure that begins on LACMA's main campus claws south, across Wilshire, into the Spaulding Avenue parking lot.
Yet again, it's like wringing water from a stone.
